As JSR127 JSF fostered its position as Java standard Web UI framework in J2EE 5.0, another well known and commonly MVC framework, Struts responded by initiating a more generalized framework that allows the incorporation of JSF into it, namely Struts Shale project.
Apache: Struts Shale
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