An interview with Craig Mcclanhahan was seen on the Java's official website, which was about Struts, JSF and Java Studio Creator. Among them, I was not interested in Java Studio Creator. I am interested in the relationship between Struts and JSF, mostly this: JSF is actually totaled with Struts. Based on the existing Struts application, developers can use JSP to use JSF implementations by page one by one page. The biggest difference between Struts and JSF is that Struts features that it implements the architecture of the MVC mode, while JSF puts the focus on some of the MVC: V, that is, the view. So they should be complementary rather than mutual exclusive. For future Struts 2.0, Craig also proposes to envisage, such as the process of processing a process of three classes to use a single class to use a single class to correspond to a page. There is also a more comfortable message, which is the J2EE 5.0 API will contain the API of this part of JSF, so in the future, J2EE 5.0 will be able to run JSF. Craig Mcclanahan doesn't have to introduce more? Ha ha. Original text: http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/interviews/jsf_mcclanahan.html
