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Spring Web Flow 2 Web Development

By Sven Lüppken , Markus Stäuble

Book information

Publisher
Packt Publishing
Year
2009
ISBN
1847195423, 9781847195425
Language
english
Format
PDF
Filesize
4 MB (4638352 bytes)
Pages
272\272
Time added
2010-05-17 00:23:50

Description

This book was largely a rehash of Spring Web Flow XSD's and Configuration files. The author started by introducing a fairly simple login application with a basic Web Flow. The author skimmed over explaining this basic application. I fully expected the author to continue to build on this example and further explain how to setup and configure a flow and use the power of Spring WebFlow to build a modern JSF based web application. Instead I was presented with page after page of XSD samples and configuration file snippets. The author did a very poor job explaining Web Flow concepts and how all this works together. I will have trouble even using this book as an adequate reference book to augment the online Spring documentation. I definitely would not recommend this book.

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