Is JSF still alive ? Two years ago, we started a project using it.
People said it was the ultimate Java solution, better than strunt.
Using it with hibernate, looked great, seemed to be as easy as
WebObjects... if you don't know WebObjects and you want a 100 % SUN
Java Solution.
But, as F
On Mar 5, 2008, at 5:34 PM, David den Boer wrote:
The problem with Tapestry is that it changes so drastically from
version to version, which is what caused us to look at JSF for a
project that absolutely could not be WO.
Oracle ADF is actively developed, and from experiences of
colleagues,
3 words :
pointy haired boss
On Mar 6, 2008, at 2:14 AM, Pascal Robert wrote:
A project inside Apple that cannot use WO ? That's a really bad
sign...
The problem with Tapestry is that it changes so drastically from
version to version, which is what caused us to look at JSF for a
project
A project inside Apple that cannot use WO ? That's a really bad sign...
The problem with Tapestry is that it changes so drastically from
version to version, which is what caused us to look at JSF for a
project that absolutely could not be WO.
Oracle ADF is actively developed, and from experi
The problem with Tapestry is that it changes so drastically from
version to version, which is what caused us to look at JSF for a
project that absolutely could not be WO.
Oracle ADF is actively developed, and from experiences of colleagues,
is a nightmare, and these are not WO people saying t
I've used JSF (MyFaces) on a one year project before moving to WO (two
years ago), here are my feelings:
- A lot of XML configuration needed
- Uneasy component extension/creation
- Needs mixing HTML/JSP/JSF to achieve some goals
- Heavy
This was true two years ago, but now ?
Despite those negati
Greetings,
I have a nice new greenfield application to work on, with the caveat
that the web framework be constructed using JSF components. I don't
know much about JSF, but a few days playing with it makes me think
that it is going to frustrate me. Number one gripe is the amount of
HTML I have to
