I am new to GWT, JSF and Wicket. I am just wondering how GWT differs from maintaining client state from JSF/Wicket and also how performance differs under peek load. Any thoughts?
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A:
Technically, it doesn't differ. With all three you can either store the client state on the client, or on the server (in the http session).
- with GWT it is a bit more natural to store more things on the client side
- with JSF you have a configuration option to store all state on the client side
- with Wicket you have to do this yourself (as far as I know)
But with all of them you can use the HttpSession
Bozho
2010-08-17 05:38:25