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what does a typical JSF application consist of?
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Answer / Pankaj Kumari
A typical JSF application consists of a faces-config.xml file, one or more XHTML pages (facelets), managed beans, and a web application configuration (web.xml). The application also relies on the core JSF library and any additional libraries needed for specific features.
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