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Any good book for RichFaces

 
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Hi all
I am new to the RichFaces.
Can any one tell me the good book for RichFaces ?

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Nirav Joshi
 
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A book? Were you not happy with the extensive documentation that Richfaces has?
 
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Sridhar Santhanakrishnan wrote:A book? Were you not happy with the extensive documentation that Richfaces has?



Possibly not. It's written in Anglo-Latvian, I think. It would have been easier to understand if it was in Bombay Welsh. The author is not a native English speaker, to the point where periodically, I'm tempted to volunteer to help clean it up. Plus there's the usual missing information on topics where the authors have been working with the product so long and have seen it grow up so that some of the less intuitive facilities seem perfectly intuitive to them, and hence, not worth describing in detail.
 
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