JSF provides us with a collection of standard UI components, and these components are integrated with JSP via JSF tag. when the JSP is executed, a tree of components will be constructed on the server. I wonder how many copies of this tree should be preserved on the server to remember the status of ervery clients's view. If there is only one copy, which I personally think is impossible, how dose JSF deal with muti-threads.
- How dose JFS deal with multi-threads 王曾wang_zeng
- Re: How dose JFS deal with multi-threads Craig McClanahan
- Re: How dose JFS deal with multi-threads 王曾wang_zeng
- Re: How dose JFS deal with multi-threads Craig McClanahan
- Re: How dose JFS deal with multi-threads 王曾wang_zeng
- Re: How dose JFS deal with multi-th... Craig McClanahan
- Re: How dose JFS deal with mult... 王曾wang_zeng