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Hi,

I had quick look at the index of your book. I noticed you had a chapter regarding the Struts, JSF and Spring framework amongst others. Do you compare these frameworks in your book? By that I mean do you specify their pros/cons or tell the reader which one is better to use when certain requirements are present?

Best of luck with your book release,

Steinar
 
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Thanks and yes I am comparing the Struts and JSF because they coceptually have a different approach, but current edition does not into detail with regards to JSF. The future editions will.
 
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