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JCF relocate Struts/JSF on the client side.
Javascript Client Faces (JCF) is a MVC2 client side framework that relocate on te client side most of the work related to the presentation layer and traditionally handled on the server side.

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Intended Audience

Information Technology, Developers

Programming Language

JavaScript

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JavaScript Frameworks

Registered

2008-04-06

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