Demonstrates login logout feature using Java Server Faces

1. JSF Login Logout Project
-Gagandeep Singh

2. What this example does
This example demonstrates authentication mechanism and allows users to have secure
access to the application by validating the username and password.
We will be using JSF view for login, DAO object ,HttpSession for session management
and JSF managed bean and Oracle database.
In Next slides you will see step by step how the project grows from organic level to a
full functional Login Logout functionality

3. Step 1: Create the table Users in
Oracle database

4. Project Explorer View
Before we move on to our
project related code, below
image shows the project
structure in Eclipse. Just
create a dynamic web project
and convert it to maven to
get the project stub and then
keep on adding different
components.

5. Step 2: Create Dynamic Web Project

14. Convert the project to Maven

15. Download Maven Plugin from Eclipse
Marketplace
In order to convert your dynamic web project to a Maven project you will have to
ensure that the Maven plugin is configured with your IDE. Since we are using
Eclipse Juno, m2e plugin needs to be installed using Eclipse Marketplace
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/maven-integration-eclipse-wtp-juno-0
Drag the iinstall from the above link to the current Eclipse Juno workspace

17. Step 3: Create the login JSF
page login.xhtml

22. Step 4: Create the managed bean
Login.java

24. Step 5: Create
the DataConnect.java class

26. Step 6: Create the LoginDAO.java class

28. Step 7: Create SessionBean.java

30. Step 8: Create the authorization filter
class

32. Step 9: Create admin.xhtml

34. Step 10: Edit faces-config.xml and
web.xml

36. Copy ojdbc6.jar in the Tomcat lib folder
Install ojdbc folder from Oracle webstore and copy it on to the Tomcat/lib directory

37. Run Configuration on Server

39. Validate the userid and password fields