What are differences between struts and JSF?
• Eliminated the need for a Form Bean • Eliminated the need for a DTO Class • Allows the use of the same POJO on all Tiers because of the Backing Bean • Because Struts is a web application framework, it has a more sophisticated controller architecture than does JavaServer Faces technology. It is more sophisticated partly because the application developer can access the controller by creating an Action object that can integrate with the controller, whereas JavaServer Faces technology does not allow access to the controller. In addition, the Struts controller can do things like access control on each Action based on user roles. This functionality is not provided by JavaServer Faces technology. • Struts includes a powerful layout management framework, called Tiles, which allows you to create templates that you can reuse across multiple pages, thus enabling you to establish an overall look-and-feel for an application. • The Struts validation framework includes a larger set of standard vali
