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[Spring in Practise]: Using Spring MVC and other web framework

 
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First and foremost is that I love spring. There are many reasons for this.
Also is that there is JSF that I prefer to Spring MVC mainly because of the vast amount of web components that it comes with out of the box (many more if using other implementation) amongst other reasons.

So my best bet is to get the best of both world. Hence my question: How far or deep does Spring allow for integrating Spring MVC or Webflow with jsf and how far or deep does the book discuss such an integration.

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In my humble opinion, Spring and JSF integrations are not as matured as Spring and Struts integration. Waiting to see others opinions on it.
 
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hello..
i didn't do that but in the company that i work alot of project do as easily with hibernate+spring+jsf.i think that may not be very painfull for developers that learned spring and java server face successfully..
 
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