What article did you read that in? How are you defining a 'big
project' and a 'large number of concurrent usrs'? We are using JSF
(MyFaces and Trinidad) on several projects and have load tested with
over a thousand concurrent user and have not experienced any issues.
The key to scaling any application is to make sure objects are stored
in the shortest scope as possible to decrease the memory footprint.
Conversation scope is very useful for this. It is is true that any
poorly designed application probably won't scale very well. How big is
the server that you are planning to run on in production?
Richard
On Sep 5, 2009, at 10:18 AM, measwel <[email protected]>
wrote:
LS,
I read recently, that JSF is not well suited for big projects, as it
faces
scalability issues when the number of concurrent users of the webapp
grows.
This is due to the controller beans that get instantiated per user.
Therefore, so the article stated, it is advisable to use another
framework
for big projects.
I would like to know if there is any truth to that, if JSF is indeed
less
scalable than say struts2.
Thank you,
MPK
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