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AngularFaces allows you to use both JSF and AngularJS in the same web application.

Many modern applications are written as JavaScript applications. Server-side rendering has fallen out of grace. Nonetheless, even today there are good reasons to use a server-side framework like JSF. Plus, there's an abundance of JSF applications. AngularFaces opens a way to modernize your application, adding client-side programming and the full power of AngularJS.

Currently, AngularFaces runs von Java 1.6 and above, JSF 2.2, both MyFaces and Mojarra, and optionally PrimeFaces and BootsFaces. At the time being, it supports AngularJS 1.3 only. The next version of AngularFaces is going to support Angular 2.0.

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Passing AngularJS object to JSF-call

I'm using AngularFaces and I want to pass an Angular JS object to an JSF bean method. I'm iterating over a table and want to put specific buttons for every iteration:
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AngularJS is not initialized -- AngularFaces Tutorial

I'm trying to follow the instructions for the AngularFaces tutorial on their website here: https://angularfaces.com/index.html#/step-01.html However, upon finishing step 01, my web page looks like this: And it's supposed to look like this: My…
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PuiMessage component doesn't find its input field error

I am working on Java EE project with Spring boot and JSF and I have this error that I can't find any solution for. 2016-09-08 19:41:10.569 ERROR 15267 --- [nio-8082-exec-5] j.e.resource.webcontainer.jsf.context : javax.faces.FacesException: The…