Dear friends of JSF, Does anyone have the ability to get download statistics from Maven Central for Mojarra? I'm interested in seeing the download trends over the past year. My best guess is that

Hello Paul, I secured some time to think about this today. If you like, you can skip right to the CONCLUSION by searching for CONCLUSION:. First, the general rationale for ctor injection is

The Platform spec issue is here: https://github.com/javaee/javaee-spec/issues/62

I have the following JSF 2.3 Spec issue opened: https://github.com/javaee/javaserverfaces-spec/issues/1455 I'm working to open an issue with the EE8 platform spec. I'll post that in this thread once

I reached out to Ed Burns directly and got the following response: Hello Paul, Thanks for following the correct protocol for reaching out to us as stewards of JSF. I'm very sorry that I was unable to

It's definitely time. The site could use a facelift. I know a lot of people that rely on the site as a JSF resource still. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

So, I'll table the talks about javaserverfaces.com for now and turn the attention to jsfcentral.com. I've been meaning to move it to a new platform for years, and now it's time. Right now I'm thinking

PN> Hello, According to the JSF spec section 5.4.1 JSF Managed Classes PN> and Java EE Annotations, there are a bunch of JSF artifacts eligible PN> for injection. EB> First, let me introduce you to

KM> Is there a particular reason you think Oracle would act differently KM> regarding javaserverfaces.com than they have since Dan Allen and co put up KM> the site many, many years ago? I am not

Ed, Is there a particular reason you think Oracle would act differently regarding javaserverfaces.com than they have since Dan Allen and co put up the site many, many years ago? ___ Kito D. Mann |

Java is an island, isn't is? ;-) Herzliche Grüße - Best Regards, Michael Müller Brühl, Germany blog.mueller-bruehl.de it-rezension.de

Hey Ed, I think it's fair to point out that javaserverfaces.com/org has been up and running for several years without any complaints with Oracle, and that was before all of the Java EE drama of the

Hi, As for the domain name, I have to agree with Ed and be careful about using anything with the name “java” in it. Once tEE4J (or whatever name the actual project will get) is fullly established,

Hello Kito, Thanks for reactivating that site. I hate to be the spoilsport here, but based on empirical observations, names that start with "java" tend to be at risk for Oracle asserting their right

Hello, As many of you know, javaserverfaces.com has been out of date for quite some time. I had a contractor of mine create a new version of the site using Jekyll and github so we could have something

Hi Kito, Thanks indeed for doing this. It is very important to have a modern look and updated content. But the number of sites and URLs are just too much, too much: * The site you are updating

Hello JSF Community, I have been delighted to see all the pull requests coming in over GitHub. Thank you very much for contributing them. Pull Requests or comments have been submitted by some of

Anyone have any thoughts on this one? Thanks!

Just did some changes: https://github.com/javaserverfaces/javaserverfaces.github.io/pull/2 users@... and dev@... are both replaced by https://javaee.groups.io/g/mojarra/ right? The "Contribute - How

AT> The JSF homepage is quite out of date, mentioning EE 7 is probably one of the least outdated parts :( AT> I've had it on my TODO to at least somewhat update it for well over 4 months now, but