Originally posted by Dave Boyd:
if your web app is big or has the chance of growing use JSF will make your life easier in the long run
Hank
Originally posted by Dave Boyd:
if your web app is big or has the chance of growing use JSF will make your life easier in the long run
vinaya
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Originally posted by vinaya kumar thimmappa:
There would be some disadvantage with JSP/Servlet kind of architecture which is the reason why other frameworks came right ?
I am not sure what were those disadvantages.
Can some one else throw some light on this
Hank
Originally posted by vinaya kumar thimmappa:
There would be some disadvantage with JSP/Servlet kind of architecture which is the reason why other frameworks came right ?
Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Engineers love to complicate things and come up with fancy frameworks that eliminate a few lines of Java by adding 17 lines of configuration. Some call it progress. I call it obfuscation.
MCSD, SCJP, SCWCD, SCBCD, SCJD (in progress - URLybird 1.2.1)
Originally posted by Mike Corleone:
Old way of doing things:
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The benefits are pretty obvious, isnt it?
Hank
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