Wednesday August 04, 2004
JSF: Which implementation should I use?
A few weeks back, Bill Dudney recommended I use MyFaces for my JSF app. He said it was less buggy than Sun's version. When I looked at MyFaces's website today, I noticed all their releases are betas - which is not a good sign IMO. Anyone have experience with either one? I think I'll go with Sun's as it probably has a larger community, and therefore more information.
I'm also hoping to use the JSF-Spring package. I was a little scared when I saw it's lack of documentation, but then I discovered it's in the JavaDocs if you scroll down. I'm not looking forward to the JSF's tag soup, but hopefully it won't be too bad.
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at Aug 04 2004, 09:33:16 AM MDT
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I have only used the Sun reference, but I think if MyFaces is gaining steam, and moving into Apache then run with it.
I would hope JSF starts to become more adopted.
Posted by dsuspense on August 04, 2004 at 01:52 PM MDT #
Posted by Ray on August 04, 2004 at 02:59 PM MDT #
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