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Which design patterns does JSF (Java Server Faces) provide?

 
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Hi,

Which design pattern(s) are provided when we use JSF (Java Server Faces) in an application?
 
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HI

JSF is based on MVC design pattern. As FacesServlet works as controller and Model is backend bean and configuration can be done where you want to send your view in faces-config.xml.


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MVC
Intercepting Filter
Front Controller
Context Object
Application Controller
View Helper
Composite View
Service to Worker
Dispatch View
etc.

Most commonly used presentation tier design patterns are all used.

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Tao
[ November 27, 2008: Message edited by: Lann Lu ]
 
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