Re: [Juglist] JavaServer Faces Study Group

[Daniel Zhang]

I am a newbie to JSF, too. My understanding is JSF can manipulate UI 
component and its state using JSP custom tag library.  It's sort of 
fine-grained UI framework for letter 'V' in MVC model. Remember JSP is 
kind of hybrid language mixing Java code and HTML.  JSF wants to provide 
a better separation of view layer and other layers.

I remember Struts has tag library also. So my question is: Could JSF be 
integrated into Struts and increase its capability of UI manipulation?

Thanks,

-Daniel Zhang

Timothy Goodgion wrote:

Hello All:

I'm a newbie to the JUG. I just read a description of JavaServer Faces on:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/javaserverfaces/
It sounds like a Java version of ASP.NET. Is that an accurate assesment?

Tim

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Hi, I would greatly appreciate to be involved in a JFC study group.
I am in South Africa so I would like to know if we can organise a web study
session for this if its possible
thanks.
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Sounds like a great idea.

Sal

David Moran wrote:

   

In the spirit of monday's talk,  I was getting ready to learn JavaServer
Faces and I was wondering if anyone is interested in creating a study
     

group
 

concerning this topic?

David

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Forwarding a message from Andy Hunt with resources from his
presentation last night.
Several of us are brainstorming on action items from last night
and will share with the group as things gel.
Conrad

Developers->Free Articles and Talks->How to Keep Your Job, or just:

     

http://www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/developers/talks/HowToKeepYourJob/index.
   

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Feel free to pass this along to the mailing list, along with the
RTPJUG15 discount code for anyone who couldn't make it last night.
I enjoyed it, especially the chatting at the end.  I hope everyone else
had a good time as well.
thanks,

/\ndy

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