Tag Archives: MyFaces

JSF Performance: Mojarra improves dramatically with latest release

Posted on 16. May 2013 by Thomas Asel

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 … Continue reading →

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JSF Configuration Context-Parameters

Posted on 10. May 2013 by Thomas Asel

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 … Continue reading →

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JSF Performance Tuning

Posted on 6. May 2013 by Thomas Asel

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 … Continue reading →

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JSF-Comparison: MyFaces vs. Mojarra

Posted on 8. April 2013 by Thomas Asel

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.

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