With Tapestry you create HTML template for each page, then stick data into it, using jwcid attribute. Your webdesigner is happy.
With JSF you compose page using JSF tags either manually or using visual IDE, and then JSP/JSF engine will generate HTML in the runtime (I don't know how HTML is generated if you do not wrap JSF markup with JSP). Your webdesigner is not too happy, he needs to learn new IDE and the final page design may be not too... er... artistic, as with plain HTML/Tapestry. If you think of Tapestry, look at Wicket. A great new framework and it is being developed very fast. On 8/8/05, Christopher Marsh-Bourdon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > No, I'm not saying that JSF or Tapestry will be able to mind read, > but I am under the impression (probably very wrong by the way this is > going) that they are able to generate content based on XML or Java > markup. As I say I haven't had the time to look further into JSF/ > Tapestry bar a few articles and a demonstration. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
