1. Have you ever succeed in developing high-load web-applications with JSF? stackoverflow.comI heard a lot about performance problems with jsf (and even asked related question here some time ago). But today I've heard concrete results of jsf performance tests. From the results ... |
2. JSF pages performance with large no. of page fragments combined using ui:include stackoverflow.comDoes jsf caches the html version of the pages or generate it at runtime on each request request. I am trying to figure out that if I break my page ... |
3. JSF Performance vs. JSP or Struts coderanch.com |
4. JSF: Performance for Mr.Bill coderanch.comI've also been thinking a lot about that recently. A lot of web frameworks, like JSF, handle all validation on the server, even mundane "field required" checks. I currently help maintain a web app that uses client side scripting to validate forms. I definitely feel that business logic validation belongs on the server, but I'm wondering if more basic validation (required, ... |