Blogging Roller

First there was ASP, then JSP and PHP, then Struts, now there is JavaServer Faces, which has been years in the making and is Java's answer to .Net's Web Forms, offering the prospect of highly useable data grids and other controls. It also goes well beyond that role by providing a sophisticated control model for web applications that exceeds .Net's capabilities. JavaServer Faces can also be combined nicely with Struts.

I'm working my way through the JSF spec and wishing it was here now, so I'm really sorry I'm going to miss this one. Jay Cagle team lead of the Websphere Studio web tooling group will be presenting on JSF tomorrow night See the RTP-WUG site for details.