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JavaServer Faces or JSF simplify the development of user interfaces for J2EE applications using JavaServer Pages. The JSF specification is defined by JSR 127 of the Java Community Process.

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Kim Topley : Pro JavaServer Faces: Building J2EE Applications with JSF, APress, BooksEnthsiast.com
Budi Kurniawan , Nancy Maragioglio : JavaServer Faces Programming, McGraw-Hill Osborne Media, BooksEnthsiast.com
James Turner, Craig McClanahan, Kunal Mittal : JavaServer Faces Kick Start, SAMS, BooksEnthsiast.com
Bill Dudney , Jonathan Lehr , Bill Willis , LeRoy Mattingly : Mastering JavaServer Faces, John Wiley & Sons, BooksEnthsiast.com
Hans Bergsten : JavaServer Faces, O'Reilly & Associates, BooksEnthsiast.com
Kito D. Mann : JavaServer Faces in Action, Manning Publications Company, BooksEnthsiast.com

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JavaServer PagesJSP or JavaServer Pages is a Java technology that allows developers to dynamically generate HTML, XML or some other type of web page. The technology allows Java code and certain pre-defined actions to be embedded into static content. The JSP syntax adds a	JavaServer page example inputBelow is an example of a JavaServer Page file. Its resulting output can be found here. .	JavaServer page example outputFor the input, the java code for the resulting servlet class would look something like the following: package jsp_servlet; import java. import java. import javax. import javax. import javax. import javax. import com. bar; //imported as a result of import.
JavaServer FacesJavaServer Faces or JSF simplify the development of user interfaces for J2EE applications using JavaServer Pages. The JSF specification is defined by JSR 127 of the Java Community Process. See also GUI Web portal References Kim Topley: Pro JavaServer Face