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Any tools mentioned in the Mastering JSF book?

 
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Hi Mr.Dudney,
I just would like to know whether the book mentions any tool to deal with JSF? Since Struts feature is integrated in most of IDEs available in the industry, I do hope that IDE's vendors might think about JSF implementation as well...
Thank you...
 
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Hi,
We do not specifically talk about any tool. There are lots of tools though that have announced JSF support.
 
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I guess Mr.Dudney overlooked this thread... But I found in IBM site that WebSphere Studio V5.1.1 is supporting JSF and here is the link to the JSF tutorial using WebSphere...
But I'm still eager to know about the tools discussed in the book..
 
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