My own personal favorite is the "JSF for Nonbelievers" series by Rick Hightower at the IBM Developerweb site. It's well-illustrated, shows off practical uses of all the major features and gives a good overview of the JSF lifecycle.
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Raghavan Muthu
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Thanks for the info. Tim
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"Core JavaServer Faces" by David M. Geary. I love this book. It does a good job of being a tutorial, but it's also a great reference book for the most commonly used features of JSF, as well as discussing a lot of the most commonly encountered issues. It's well-written, and well-organized.