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Incremental Building of data using JSF?

 
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Hello,

Currently I am using struts framework in my web application. Can any one tell me if I want to implement incremental building of data on my web page which include pretty complex UI, is it possible implementing using struts or can be better implemeted using JSF? Though it is a JSF forum I expect prompt reply ;).

Please let me know how it can be done.

Thanks in advance.
 
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As for "prompt" replies, be it JSF or Struts or any JavaRanch forum, the operative rule is https://coderanch.com/how-to/java/PatienceIsAVirtue

As you can see, I don't (usually) check in on weekends.

I have found JSF to be a lot easier to work with than Struts, but a lot of that depends on the finer details of what you are trying to do, so I can't make a blanket statement.

Of course, one nice feature about JSF versus Struts is that they are not mutually exclusive. The same webapp can mix JSF and Struts, if necessary.
 
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