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Subject: Re: Does JSF make sense in a HTML5 world?
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On Dec 22 2011, 6:23=A0pm, vineetb <vineet.vine...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Reposting as this question was marked closed on StackOverflow.

the response on Stackoverflow, to what seemed like a very reasonable
question - to me, was both surprising and disappointing.  I'm in the
middle of putting together a JSP 2.0 web app with an HTML5 front-end
and I've not encountered any particular difficulty, though the overall
result does seem to be overly complex to assemble.

An alternative to the question might be...