Difference between jsf, servlet and jsp
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JSF is a Java-based web framework. It simplifies web application development by allowing programmers to building component-based user interfaces (UIs). In addition to providing a standard of UI components, JSF also allows developers to build custom UI components through an application programming interface (API). Also, the developers can use JSF to connect the reusable UI components seamlessly with various data sources and server-side event handlers. The programmers can take advantage of JSF to simplify web application development and maintenance by using reusable components. They can even run the web framework on Java application server, and make it render UI components according to targeted clients.
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basic introduction,architecture,life-cycle, difference b/w jsp and servlets and advantages and disadvantages of jsp.
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This document provides an overview of Java Server Pages (JSP) technology. It discusses JSP architecture, the JSP execution procedure and lifecycle. Key differences between JSP and servlets are outlined, such as JSP being used more for the front-end/UI while servlets are better for processing. Advantages of JSP include combining HTML and Java code and dynamic compilation. Disadvantages include errors being difficult to trace and higher disk usage/processing times on first access.
What is java fx?
JavaFX was originally developed by Sun Microsystems as a replacement for Java's original AWT and Swing GUI toolkits. It was later acquired by Oracle who made JavaFX a central part of the Java platform. JavaFX applications can be built using FXML markup and CSS styling and include features like a WebView component, multi-touch support, and integration with the Java SE platform, allowing applications to run cross-platform on Windows, Mac, and Linux. Key JavaFX APIs and functionality include controls, media playback, and the ability to embed web content within applications.
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