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JSF Performance: Mojarra improves dramatically with latest release
In our comparative study about the runtime behavior of both JSF implementations we came to the conclusion that Apache MyFaces performs significantly better on large component trees than the reference implementation Oracle Mojarra. The duration Mojarra took to step through … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Web as a Platform
Verschlagwortet mit JSF, Mojarra, MyFaces, performance
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JSF Configuration Context-Parameters
Finding the appropriate configuration parameters for your JSF application can be difficult: Some params are defined in the JSF specification (those start with ‘javax.faces‘) and thus are available in both implementations. Others are implementation specific and are exclusively available for … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Build, config and deploy, Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Web as a Platform
Verschlagwortet mit configuration, Context-Params, JSF, Mojarra, MyFaces
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JSF Performance Tuning
I had the chance to talk about JSF performance tuning at JAX Con in Mainz, Germany. The slides are available only in German, so here is an English summary of what I was talking about. Introduction Performance-tuning and -optimisation for … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java EE, Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit JSF, Mojarra, MyFaces, performance, performance tuning
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JSF 2.2 (JSR-344) is final
Only few weeks before the scheduled release of Java EE 7, JSR 344 – the defining specifiaction for JSF 2.2 – went final today. Despite the version number, JSF 2.2 could be considered to be a major release, including these … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit JSF, release
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JSF-Comparison: MyFaces vs. Mojarra
A couple of weeks ago we published the results of a comparative study about the performance impact of large component trees on JSF implementations. The article is available in German only so here is a brief summary in English.
Veröffentlicht unter Build, config and deploy, Did you know?, Java EE, Java Web Frameworks, Politics, Web as a Platform
Verschlagwortet mit Apache, JSF, Mojarra, MyFaces, oracle, performance, performance tuning
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How to get the total Number of Components in the JSF Component Tree
Knowing the size of the JSF component tree is often times helpful for JSF developers. Unfortunately, JSF does not provide an easy way to inspect the tree itself. Though <ui:debug> prints out the structure of the tree, it does not tell … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java EE, Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit JSF, observer, performance, phaselistener, visitcontext
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JSF 2 Custom Scopes without 3rd party libraries
Almost every JSF application that I am aware of uses some mechanism to store values in a scope longer than the original “Request Scope” but shorter than “Session Scope”. “Wizards” are a common scenario. Unfortunately, JSF comes without something like … Weiterlesen
Veröffentlicht unter Java EE, Java Web Frameworks
Verschlagwortet mit custom scopes, JSF
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