Reasonable Server Faces (RSF) is extensively documented at the RSF Wiki site. Developers interested in working with RSF are strongly urged to read the entire site and work through the examples provided there. The history of RSF is documented, along with all of the important concepts. Downloads of the latest version are also available.
Developers should also have a look at the RSF documentation provided in the Programmer's Cafe which presents a detailed course in how to develop Sakai tools. The Cafe approach uses an Eclipse plugin to help developers generate an application skeleton that can be further refined. The articles included here are based on very simple examples that build on RSF Wiki emphasizing Sakai tool differences.
The articles in Sakaipedia are focused on how to use RSF to develop Sakai tools.
RSF and Maven
RSF and Spring
RSF Sakai UI Components
Examples:
- RSF Ex1 Content - Including textual content in your pages.
- RSF Ex2 Links - Internal and external links.
- RSF Ex3 Tables - Tables and iterative elements.
- [RSF Ex4 Forms] - Data collections and parameter passing.
- [RFS Ex5 Components] - Using Sakai UI components.
RSF Presentations
RSF has been presented several times at recent Sakai conferences.
Fifth Sakai Conference - Vancouver
RSF for Sakai
ORM with Hibernate in Sakai with RSF
Sixth Sakai Conference - Atlanta
Building Sakai UI Components with RSF and Javascript
Buidling Webapps with RSF
