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Thank you for your comments. I guess I'm giving the boot to Infragistics :)
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Thank you for your comments. I guess I'm giving the boot to Infragistics :)

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I vote for RichFaces. It has all that you listed.<br />
I personally wouldn't buy the Infragistics, but that's only me. Using CSS you can do miracles with rich faces (it has its own css classes).
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I vote for RichFaces. It has all that you listed.
I personally wouldn't buy the Infragistics, but that's only me. Using CSS you can do miracles with rich faces (it has its own css classes).

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I will probably start using JSF for a new Project. Any recommendations on the best JSF framework to use? <br />
I'm looking for<br />
-Ease of learning<br />
-Visual candy ( Rich faces or ICeFaces or maybe primeFaces? Is infragistics is worth the entry fee? )<br />
-lots of ajax support<br />
-Interoperability with eclipse and all available browsers<br />
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Thanks!
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I will probably start using JSF for a new Project. Any recommendations on the best JSF framework to use? 
I'm looking for
-Ease of learning
-Visual candy ( Rich faces or ICeFaces or maybe primeFaces? Is infragistics is worth the entry fee? )
-lots of ajax support
-Interoperability with eclipse and all available browsers

Thanks!

Which is the best JSF implementation to use

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Java EE

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