Difference between JSF Framework and Struts Framework.
Answer Posted / sujeev kr singh
Struts is a "Component" Framework, whereas Struts is
an "action" Framework.
JSF using Navigationcase and NavigationRules instead of
Actionmapping and action which is in Struts.
Struts framework give you the ability to map URLs to
activities and code on the back end, whereas JSF rendered
on the page are initially developed as individual
components, much like in modern GUI.
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