On 11/14/05, pc leung <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ronald, > > I am a bit confused that MyFaces and Shale both implements JSF. > Why you need to use both? why not use one of them? > What about Struts-Faces? It integrates Struts and JSF. > Do you consider it?
MyFaces implements JSR 127 (JavaServer Faces), and now the community is also offering added-value components. Struts Shale *does not* implement JSR 127. Shale requires that you provide a JSF implementations, such as MyFaces or the Sun Reference Implementation. Shale builds on JSF to provide "front controller" features that many of us are accustom to using, along with many other goodies like integration with Commons Valdiator, Spring dependency injection, a testing framework, and a dialog (wizard) manager. For more see the Struts Shale homepage. * http://struts.apache.org/shale/index.html Struts Faces can be a convenient bridge to help existing application use JSF along side conventional server pages. But, if you are developing a new application, and want to use JSF, you'd be better off trying Shale. -Ted.. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
