Analysis of the performance of Java Server faces component libraries in Web application development
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https://doi.org/10.37135/unach.ns.001.02.06Keywords:
Performance in Web applications, Java Server faces, RichFaces, PrimeFaces, Java Enterprise EditionAbstract
With technological advancement in the field of Web application development, new technologies have been incorporated; Much more robust, scalable and with higher performance. PrimeFaces and RichFaces are the libraries of Java Server faces (JSF) technology components, used for the development of user interfaces for the web, which allow integration with Java Script and Ajax. This research presents the analysis of the PrimeFaces and RichFaces libraries, in their average page response time dimensions, and average Ajax response time, to determine which one offers better performance. The analysis was carried out through a Web page N layers, applied in the management of academic tutoring University, a test environment was set up on an Apache Tomcat Web server in a Linux environment, with each of the libraries, also used the JSF, PrimeFaces and RichFaces technologies. Performance tests were based on the Neoload tool, simulating 350 requests per second observing significant differences between the two component libraries.
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