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Tapestry vs JSF

  Asked By: Jody    Date: Mar 27    Category: Java    Views: 1241
  

we want to choose a web tier framework between
tapestry and jsf .
what is your idea about these frameworks ?
which one is better and why ?
which one do you use ?

please help to make the best decision .

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Answer #1    Answered By: Corbin Jones     Answered On: Mar 27
 
Answer #2    Answered By: Taylor Evans     Answered On: Mar 27

I don't have any experience with Tapestry, hence my comment is not a
really VS. one, but I suggest JSF because:

1. It's Standard. See J2EE 1.4 Spec.
2. It's component based design.
3. It's so easy to develop with JSF.

By the way, if you wanna use JSF, I suggest you get a look at JBoss Seam.
It's a GREAT SoC framework.

 
Answer #3    Answered By: Benjamin Simpson     Answered On: Mar 27

In addition I can say that
Lots of IDE's that support JSF (low cost like myeclipse and intellij idea  with good support and high cost like Oracle JDeveloper 10g,IBM web-sphere studio and Sun java creator with great support)
You can create custom components easily.
Faces-config.xml configuration is easy and besides there is free project FacesConfig."Cool"
You can mix it with other frameworks  like struts,tiles and etc...(faces-struts implementation from Apache Group)
lots of cool components in the standard implementation that make your head spin.
there is the open source implementation from Apache group "My Faces" with lots of components.and Oracle 10g AS supports it's own implementation.
And I'm sorry I have no idea about Tapestry

 
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