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Saurabh Naik

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Hello

I am new to JSF.. so suggest me some good site or book for learning jsf ?

And which IDE I should use for that ?

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Scott Cheadle

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The netbeans IDE is probably the easiest as it comes with a visual jsf designer. (drag and drop from the pallete).

Matt Kohanek

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I am using Core Java Server Faces 2nd ed to get a lot of help. It was like 30 dollars on amazon.
Plus if you go to corejsf.com you can download all the example code from the textbook.

Here is the tutorial that really got me started in the right direction when I first started:

http://balusc.blogspot.com/2008/01/jsf-tutorial-with-eclipse-and-tomcat.html

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Cameron Wallace McKenzie

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I find this site helpful for tag references:

Basic Custom Tag Info

I'm blogging a bit on the subject as well:

Java Server Faces Blog and Tutorials

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