JavaServer Faces promises to make available a quick way to develop user interfaces for Java server-side. It allows developers to write, without any difficulties, server-side applications, without worrying about the complexity of handling with browsers and web servers. It also automates boring low-level details, such as control flux and code transfer among web formularies and business logic.
JavaServer Faces was elaborated to support drag and drop server-side applications development, but you also can think about it as a conceptual layer about servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP). Expert JSP developers will notice JavaServer Faces does much of the heavy work they need to implement by hand nowadays. If you’re already using a server-side framework like Struts, you will notice JavaServer Faces uses a similar architecture, but it’s more flexible and extensible. JavaServer Faces also comes with server-side components and an event model, which are fundamentally similar to the same Swing concepts.
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