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How to stay away from the JSF API
Posted: January 28, 2010Published: January 3, 2010
Author: Cay HorstmannPublisher: java.net
A few weeks ago, Ed Burns posted a link to a blog on the JSF expert group mailing list, commenting “A nice one, but it doesn't mention JSF 2”. Ever the curmudgeon, I pointed out that it wasn't so nice that the blog's sample code used the JSF API in beans when it wasn't necessary—as does in fact a lot of sample code, even in the official Sun tutorials. Ed's response: “Cay, a blog comment by such an eminent citizen as yourself would certainly be noticed.” So, here is the curmudgeonly eminence's advice on how to stay away from the JSF API.


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