Simple JSF Application (Part I)

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12-13-2007, 03:21 PM

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Simple JSF Application (Part I)

Java Server Faces (JSF) defines three layers of architecture: component architecture, a standard UI widget, and application infrastructure. Where architecture allows standard JSF UI widgets and provide platform for third party components. JSF strictly follow MVC2 pattern, with a more stress on view side. It uses standard jsp with customized tags.
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