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JSF tags and search engines

 
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Hi

Is it correct to say that JSF tags are problematic to make a online catalog available on search engines for parsing? If so how?>

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I donot think so that JSF tags has anything to do with search engines as everything is converted to html and js when the page is delivered to client.
 
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JSF uses a lot of JavaScript to support it's functionality on the client side. This script can cause some problems for the search engine bots. So if a question in the first part says "it is extremely important that system is indexed by every search engine" you'd better not choose JSF as a correct answer
 
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