Using Oracle ADF Faces in Existing JSF Applications

(Andrei Cioroianu) JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a very useful standard framework (JSR-127) for Java developers because it defines an API and a basic set of tags for building Web-based user interfaces. Oracle Application Development Framework (ADF) Faces, based on the JSF framework, adds many new UI com

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Using Oracle ADF Faces in Existing JSF Applications

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