>JSF is the Java™ EE and de-facto standard web framework that hides complexity to maximize
developer productivity. JSF provides a component model, page templating, Ajax support, client device
independence, and world-class IDE integration from every available Java IDE.
>There is a vibrant market for high quality third party extensions such as components, including ADF
Faces, Trinidad, ICEFaces, RichFaces, NetAdvantage, JViews, and many others
>Easy Integration with popular enterprise technologies, including Hibernate, Spring, Seam, Jasper
Reports and more.
>JSF 2.0 is compatible with JavaEE 5 application servers, or any server implementing Servlet 2.5.
>The JSF 2.0 standard was finalized in May 2009 and will be included in JavaEE 6, and in all
application servers that meet the JavaEE 6 standard, including Glassfish V3, available in a preview
release for JavaOne 2009.
>JSF is very widely used in production. A selection of users taken from the public Wiki page, at
Deutsche Bank, Apple Computer Inc., Garmin, RiteAid, BigLOTS!, Virgin online, and more.
What is Mojarra?
>Mojarra is Sun's high performance, battle-tested implementation of JSF, and is used in IBM
WebSphere™, Oracle WebLogic™, Oracle 10g Application Server, SpringSource dm Server™, and
other popular enterprise platforms.
>Like all of Java, Mojarra is open source, dual licensed with GPL+Classpath Exception and CDDL.
>Mojarra was the first JSF runtime to support Groovy, and does so for all of JSF
Why should you use JSF 2.0?
>Built in templating with Facelets
>Full support for Ajax, as easy as adding one tag
>Easy component creation, as easy as building a Facelets page
>OO component model maximizes maintainability
>Great support for building internationalized and accessible applications
>“Pay as you go” complexity tax: features you don't need don't get in the way
>Highly secure, with built in protection from cross site scripting, CSRF, and other kinds of attacks
>Java EE standard guarantees the safety of your IT investment
>Comes with every Application Server, giving you a large pool of developer talent, training, and books in
many languages.
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