Re: architecture

It depends on the jsf components used. They tend to require more  
memory and CPU than the non-component based counterparts. The problem  
with the compairison is that with struts you have access to  
everything. That means when you find areas that need to be changed, it  
is easy to do it. But with an component framework much of what is  
happining is hidden and can't be changed. Further, the more complex  
the jsf component the more resouses it will take.

As for disk space. Both approches use about the same.

T SnowWolf Wagner

On Sep 7, 2009, at 7:21 AM, measwel <[email protected]>  
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> How big is the performance difference in your estimation? Where is  
> it located
> mostly; speed? memory usage? disk usage?
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