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Introduction to JavaServer Faces | |
| Subject: | JSF Prototyping... | |
| Date: | 2007-02-06 13:28:53 | |
| From: | dsmith758 | |
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The major problem I have with JSF is I haven't found a graceful way to create mockups for sign-off (usually by the marketing group) and prototyping for usability testing. With Struts or Tapestry, I can convert the raw HTML used in the mockup into usable screens without much throw-away and, most importantly, without losing the look-and-feel authorized by marketing. From a Java developer's point of view, JSF is great. But from a UI designer's point of view, it's appears to be a step backwards.
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