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I am reading on JSF and I feel rather confused why JSF is a MVC framework (or atleast which parts belongs to which "letter"). I looked at this question: What components are MVC in JSF MVC framework? ...

I recently read this article from Neil Griffin Making Distinctions Between Different Kinds of JSF Managed-Beans and it got me thinking about the distinction between different beans in my own ...

I am reading What components are MVC in JSF MVC framework? In the big architectural picture, your own JSF code is the V: M - Business domain/Service layer (e.g. EJB/JPA/DAO) V - Your JSF code ...

I'm mostly working with legacy code in a JSF based project and there are lots of quite long classes and methods in backing beans. This is constantly bugging me but when I look for what can be done, ...

I have been thinking about this for a while now and have yet to come up with a best practice for how to organize my beans/classes in a JSF project for the presentation tier. Obviously there are many ...

I am trying to create a Java EE Web Application with JSF 2, Spring and Hibernate. I'm fairly new to this stack, so I need some help on best practices in organizing an application. My initial ...

WI have a question about the "Best Practice" Design for controller beans. I was reading this very good question and the linking article: Question "JSF backing bean structure (best practices)" ...

I just read through this question: JSF backing bean structure (best practices) and I am trying to understand when I should make a new backing bean in my application. If I have a view with registering ...

I'm trying to get the simplest possible JSF example I could find working with Tomcat: The javaee-tutorial/examples/web/jsf/hello1 example from the JavaEE 7 SDK download. This is the example that the ...

I read this answer on JSF backing bean structure (best practices) and this article about the same subject and I'm really confused. In the answer and the article, model-beans are session scoped but ...

I've just read this and this post to get an idea of how to organize my application. Regarding to the Entity part, there is something unclear to me. The first post says, to have a session bean entity, ...