Hello, I cannot answer all of your concerns, but I can for some, see below:
On 12/12/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Trying to decide on jsf as a framework. Could someone help me with some answers to the followign questions: 1.How is JSF performance in production?
Define performance here. We have some JSF systems in production here and the client is more than happy with the server load. But then again, the performances could be horrible if the code was not optimized. JSF is a view/controller layer and it's rarely where most processing is done. The model layer is often where the problems come from. 2. Is there a way to avoid Repost Dialog on refresh/back button? I don't get that question... Firefox goes back to server on back button, MS IE don't... 3. Any issues with SSL (back button on SSL) Only had one problem with a production system and it was not linked to SSL, but to a use case we did not plan, it's fixable though and has nothing to do with JSF, just with the way we coded. 4. Does 2+ Windows with same session interfering with each other's state ? Only if you abuse of the session scope and place request specific data in it. The same as JSP basically. 5. Any real World Examples? Ang big production sites using jsf(any with high
volume hits?
Well we don't have high volume hit in terms of concurrent usage, but each user uses only between 1 and 3 Mb of RAM and the response time is extremely fast. We use server state saving though. Even if most recommend client side saving, I highly distrust it. 6. Is there any Annotation support to help with the xml config
generation,etc?
Not with JSF 1.1. I believe JSF 1.2 has some annotation but I don't think they're used as configuration helpers. You have wizards and dialogs in most IDE for that.
