Apache Tapestry is a component-oriented framework for creating web applications in Java. Tapestry applications are build from pages which are constructed from components. The framework takes care about input validation, localization/internationalization, state/persitency management, URL construction/parameter mapping, etc.
Conclusion: don't use JSF simply because it's a "standard". Use other frameworks that are more actively developed and designed for the web. For component-based frameworks, the most popular are Tapestry and Wicket. Less popular ones are RIFE and Click.
Struts et JSP à la poubelle: un article contre jsp, struts et jsf
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The article arose from having to make a recommendation on which of the two frameworks to use in a real project. It's a task I can imagine many Java developers facing in the months to come.
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After nearly two years of work, the Tapestry development team is proud to announce the next major release of the Tapestry web application framework.
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The article arose from having to make a recommendation on which of the two frameworks to use in a real project. It's a task I can imagine many Java developers facing in the months to come.
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