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Using JSF | |
| Subject: | OverKill | |
| Date: | 2003-09-03 17:55:26 | |
| From: | anonymous2 | |
| Another solution looking for a problem to solve. | ||
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OverKill
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Personally, I'm totally past struts. It's heavily session-oriented, which tends to make you write non-RESTful apps. I find it's a lot of complexity for little payoff. I like a simple MVC framework with hibernating objects, jstl jsp pages, and a servlet to handle all requests and present a sane, semantic URLspace to the world. But if you do like struts, what does JSF promise that struts doesn't already deliver?