JSF vs plain JSP + Beans?

Question

I have the opportunity to complete my next project in JSF or JSP. Other languages ​​/ frameworks are not an option.

I don’t want to use any of the libraries of visual components like RichFaces, IceFaces, etc., because in the past I had a very bad experience with them, so I will be cherry-picking jQuery components to do exactly what I I want them to do.

Similarly, I will not worry about data access components .

In addition, since JSF comes with many JSP restrictions (for example, GET support is not supported), I am considering the full JSP + Beans option.

Are there any other things that I am missing in JSF?

Answer 1

The limitations you are talking about do not really exist. JSF fully supports GET. In fact, this has always supported this, albeit with some limitations. You injected # {param.some_id} into your bean and took some action in the annotated @PostContruct method.

With JSF 2.0, this support has expanded significantly, and you can attach standard validators and converters to them, which you could not do in JSF 1.x.

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