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Dear Authors of JSF:TCR,
I've been working with Faces for a couple of years now. I want to ask your opinion regarding the various implementations of Faces that are available. In my first JSF project, I used Sun's implementation, which was still early in it's development. Then, more recently, I've tried the MyFaces implementation of JSF. I'm curious as to your thoughts on these different implementations and if you can recommend one above the rest?

Thank you,
Sunny
 
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I've heard nothing but positive comments of MyFaces' implementation, but I also haven't seen any problems with Sun's implementation.

-Chris
 
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