I believe JSF is involved at the V part of MVC. i.e. it could become an alternative to some of the Struts taglibs, but I don't think it specifies much about the application infrastructure.
So you could use JSF as an alternative to Struts, but then you need to write a controller of your own (so I wouldn't :-)
Paul C
hugh F wrote:
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=427&thread=404617&tstart=0&trange=15
Should we develop new apps in JSF?
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James Turner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Just a heads up that the first article in a new monthly series I'm writing for Gamelan (www.gamelan.com) was posted this week, the series is called "Succeeding with Struts" and it will cover some of the more advanced tricks and hints for getting Struts apps working. The first few articles are going to deal with DynaForms, indexed properties, and the validator, and putting them all together.
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