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Originally posted by Ko Ko Naing:
I hope the following thread would be helpful for you to have a look about comparison between SWING(Client side) and JSF(Server side)...
https://coderanch.com/t/284397/JSP/java/Questions-JavaServer-Face
Originally posted by Gregg Bolinger:
I don't think that thread answers this question at all. Sounds like a good question for Bill though.
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Originally posted by James Carman:
That's EXACTLY who this post was inteded for! :-) I have played around with JSF a bit (an evening or two) and when taking a step back from the API, it appears that it is meant to be able to "render" any sort of UI. That intrigues me VERY much!
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Originally posted by Nicholas Cheung:
Hi all,
I am still a bit confuse of that.
For Swing and Applet, or simply JFC stuffs, they are thick client stuffs. All codes are running in the client side.
For JSF, all stuffs, like JSPs, Servlets and Struts, are server side stuffs. If JSF can generate JFC components, then it just seems that JSF pre-create JFC components, and then ship them to the client for execution.
If so, what is the advantages?? Since both of them are thick clients. One of the advantages I think of is, even the JFC components can be dynamically built! But does this really need?
Nick.
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