He should definitely take the Trinidad component set for high performance requirements, with this, you're in the same region as Struts for performance (probably better - cause if you do it yourself, you won't get the same optimized state-saving as is implemented in Trinidad).
regards, Martin On 11/15/06, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, before anyone is falling down the chair because I ask this question. Here we go. A friend of mine is looking for a struts replacement framework covering extranet sites. Well here we go, my experience with jsf in the past is, that it was not too suitable for extranet, but is a perfect choice for intranet sites. The reason, higher overhead than plain lean frameworks only covering a minimalistic approach. The situation has changed however, facelets give a huge performance boost due to good caching. But I lack experience, I know several bigger intranet installations, but extranet is a fully different beast. So my question how good does jsf scale nowadays in those cases. Does anyone have any experience or samples?
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