Jason Porter <> wrote, in response to Alfredo Osorio:
This is simply another way of doing things. You could do the same thing with JSF and
simply call the actual REST endpoints manually in a backing bean (so you don't have to
do the extra HTTP call). This approach
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Alfredo Osorio wrote:
I really enjoyed reading this tutorial because it introduced new concepts, but I have
these questions:
Why did you guys choose to build the application using MVC client side frameworks instead
of JSF which is part of the Java EE 6? What advantage does this offer over JSF? You still
need a connection to the server to consume the JSON Rest Services. Anyway thanks for the
tutorial!
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