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# Simple Java Server Faces (JSF) validation web application

### Problem statement

- Create a simple web application to display and validate a form with the following structure.
- On successful completion of all fields, show a simple submission page.
No actual processing of the form required.
- Use JSF 2.0 components.
- Implement a custom validator for the street address 1 validation and the age check.
- Validate each field using the JSF validators as the field loses focus.
- Treat the 3 inputs for phone as one field.

### Form Structure

(a) Name:
(a) First Letters only
(a) Last Letters only
(a) Date of birth
[See DOB rules]
(a) Residential Address:
(a) Street Address 1 Numbers and letters. No PO Box.
(a) Street Address 2 Numbers and letters. No PO Box.
(b) Mail to Residential address:
Yes or No [See MailTo rules]
(b) Mailing Address
(b) Street Address 1 [ Numbers and letters only]
(b) Street Address 2 [ Numbers and letters only]
(c) Primary Phone
(c) Type Area Code Phone Number [See phone rules]
(a) Submit Button

### Validation Rules:

#### DOB rules:
Date format is dd/mm/yyyy
Age at form submission must be 16 or greater.

#### MailTo rules:
The mailing address fields are initially hidden.
If the user selects No for the Mail to Residential Address field, then show the mailing address fields.

#### Phone Rules:
- Type is one of Home, Work or Mobile
- Area code is one of 02, 03, 07 or 08. Area code is not displayed for mobile phone numbers.
- Phone accepts 8 digits for home or work number or 10 digits for mobile.
- Type defaults to Home for primary phone and mobile for alternate.

## Installation

#### Build project and import into Eclipse

```
$mvn clean package
```

Then import to your favourite IDE (mined is Eclipse)

```
$mvn eclipse:eclipse
```

then from Eclipse, File->Import

#### Build and deploy using Maven to Apache Tomcat

To actually run it just use the supplied script

```
build-and-deploy.sh
```

#!/bin/bash
mvn clean package
# NOTE: edit this to suite your deployment environment
export DEPLOYMENT_DIR=~/Apps/apache-tomcat-7/webapps
cp target/jsf-validation-example.war $DEPLOYMENT_DIR

## Author

[Burin Choomnuan](https://github.com/agilecoders)