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What is the difference between the Basic and Standard jsf components that NetBeans 5.5 offers you when creating a the Visual Web application? The Basic use the tag library prefixed by webuijsf, and the other uses the prefix h. I haven't found any documentation distinguishing the two. Thanks
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The webuijsf is Sun's custom tags for JSF. The tags have more sophisticated features compare to the standard h tags. You must include webui-jsf.jar, which is automatically included if you use Visual Web Pack in NetBeans 5.5.
 
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