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Dear Ranchers,

I am java developer having 1yr months exp in developing web apps.In our current project we are using JSF pattern.I know only basics of struts design patterns can i directly understand JSF.Or should i first understand struts tags and than switch to JSF.


I heard that JSF Design Pattern is mainly used for Presentation logic reusasbilty is it true.are the tags used for struts and JSF design patterns totaly different.


How is the scope for JSP design pattern in future ie I mean advantages and disadvantages.

could the JSF design pattern be used in many applications as the struts pattern has become common to many appln

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JSF and Struts are frameworks. JSP is a part of J2EE. They are not Design Patterns.

Understanding advanced Struts concepts does not necessarily help in understanding JSF. It may even make it more difficult to learn JSF where the two technologies overlap.
 
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