On 1/23/06, Rivka Shisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello Friends, > > > > I've been working with Struts for some months now and I really like the > framework and I especially like the people that participate in the > mailing lists. > > Today I spoke with a project manager from IBM (consulting team) > regarding consulting services for developing our web J2EE applications > with Websphere Application Server. > > The specialist said he doesn't have development experience with Struts, > but he strongly recommended using JSF. He said that JSF is J2EE standard > and is more comfortable and flexible to work with. > > > > I don't have experience with JSF and I really need to get your opinion > on this: > > > > 1. Do JSF and struts complete each or replace each other?
Struts and JSF are entirely different.JavaServer Faces technology simplifies building user interfaces for JavaServer applications,where as Struts Action is the original request-based framework. 2. For new applications (that are written from scratch) - is it > wise to use Struts or maybe move to JSF? As I said JSF is different from Struts. If u want to use JSF use Struts Shale.Bcoz The two frameworks are the *Struts Action Framework* and the *Struts Shale Framework *different.. *Struts Action *is the original request-based framework. *Struts Shale *.is a component-based framework based on JavaServer Faces. For more information use http://struts.apache.org/ Thanks > > Sheshadri Patel. >
