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Hi Eric, This is a very good article that
demonstrates quite a few JSF techniques. http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-07-2004/jw-0719-jsf.html. This article is mostly about the pitfalls
in JSF – but also offers a few techniques http://bugs.sakaiproject.org/confluence/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=4981.
Maybe you should also take a look at Shale
as well. I have been searching up and down on
design patterns and do and don’ts for JSF as well – but it seems
that at this stage there is not much available. Regards, Yee From: wang kai
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi all, Our project are using JSF as our web framework, and we have
finished a demo application. But I found that backing beans are not
clean enough and would be maintained very hard in the future.As
we use <t:saveState/> tag to save the whole backing bean,
it results in a lot of issues. So, please tell me what
is the principle of designing backing bean? One page one backing bean? any
others? Giving me a demo is better. Thanks Eric Wang |
- RE: Can you direct me how to design backing bean? Yee CN
- Re: Can you direct me how to design backing bean? Arash Bijanzadeh

