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1. Storing inputText values when "jumping" from one controller to another    stackoverflow.com

I have the following mask/view: After entering the name and description, I can add a list of existing attributes by clicking on "Add existing" button. This opens another mask/view, where ...

2. Accessing a controller through a PhaseListener    stackoverflow.com

I wrote a PhaseListener and would like to know if it is possible to access a controller through it.

3. Living without a controller?    coderanch.com

Im slowly, but surely, digging into all the nooks and crannies of the world of JSF. But, coming from the Struts way of life I have some questions about properly designing navigation in JSF. First, these questions are prompted by the design idea that directly typing a URL into the browser of a web application should always result in something useful ...

4. ModelWrapper class,Dialog Controller class,    coderanch.com

5. How to read a file from a JSF Controller ?    coderanch.com

6. Controller related question    coderanch.com

JSF controllers are based on the MVC Controller architecture, with the one exception that unlike true MVC, JSF controllers cannot reflect changes in the Model back to the View asynchronously, since HTTP forbids unsolicited posting to the client. The controller logic is inside the JSF servlet and inside the various JSF tags. If you wanted to, you could create your own ...

7. controller in JSF    coderanch.com

8. Front Controller & JSF    coderanch.com

JSF is an MVC design pattern, which I believe is related to the Front Controller. With the way JSF implements MVC, you can actually have multiple backing beans serving as the Controller, with the xhtml files being the view and some number of data objects serving as the Model. You can also have POJOs providing functionality and support.

9. Calling a Controller from a another Controller (ejbFacade Null)    coderanch.com