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Thursday October 16, 2003

JSF Presention and sample code

David Geary's Presentation and sample code from last week's DJUG Meeting can now be found online. From Tom McQueeney, DJUG's new president (congrats Tom!):

For those that missed last week's meeting, David introduced us to the new JavaServer Faces specification, now in its 4th "early access" release on the Sun web site. David considers JSF to be a "Struts killer" once the standard takes hold within the development community and tool vendors. The JSF 1.0 final spec is expected to be released early next year.

Early next year == March from what I've heard...

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