If you don't mind a bit of a learning curve I would throw JBoss-Seam in there as well. It has a lot of functionality that make JSF design much better. If you are going Hibernate, I would recommend that you seriously consider EJB3 + Seam instead.
I am currently on: MyFaces + Tomahawk + Facelets + Seam + AjaxAnywhere If I had to do it all over again I would swap out AjaxAnywhere for Ajax4jsf as it is made for JSF where AjaxAnywhere is not (it was originally made for JSP I believe). As for Shale or Spring I haven't found the need for them (not saying there is no use, I just haven't found a need for them). The only reason I could see them being handy is for integrating the "Acegi-JSF components" for security (servlet security isn't very flexible and although works fine, it does not fit that well into a JSF environment). -Andrew On 7/23/06, Kapil Kataria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Cyrille, You can go Further with Spring + JSF + Hybernate + WebServices They shall fullfill your application requirement easily You can use IOC from Spring and Hybernate Compatibilty for Database Connectivity from Spring For UI use JSF My Faces. For Build Use Maven Use can even use portlets from WebLogic Even I'm Looking to create a new web applictaion using these technologies Do You have some alertnatives or some design which you have created, Please mail me if you have some regards Kapil K On 7/19/06, Cyrille37 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > There are few projects around JSF that make me lost. I've to make a > choice to start the study of a future project, it's time for me to > select technologies. > > At first, I've to choice a Application Framework. Choices are Spring, > Tapestry. > Then a GUI Framework. Here is my problem, JSF is in spotlight so looks > to be a good choice, but there are several projects and I could not make > my choice. > > Have you got an opinion which could light me ?? > Thanks you very much. > cyrille. > -- Regards, Kapil kataria
