Aplicativo web com JSF 2.0 e PrimeFaces para gerenciamento de requisitos de software

Abstract

The development of web sites began with the use of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML). This language has established a way to introduce content that could be linked allowing the connection between different parts of a text or texts in separated files. In addition to the links through HTML, it is possible to set formatting using specifications (tags) preset. With the use of the Internet, specifically the web presentation of applications based on simple forms and links needed to evolve. Users of applications such as support for businesses were accustomed to features not provided by HTML like buttons and forms differentiated, for example. Thus appear to resources that allow the user closer interaction with desktop applications. It is called Rich Internet Application (Rich Internet Applications). Currently there are also frameworks, such as JavaServer Faces, along with libraries like PrimeFaces, which facilitates the development of applications with this type of interface. This work presents the use of this framework by developing a web application that aims to assist in managing software requirements.