Jsf page components

Hi,
Iam a newbie to JSF. I want a know whether we can design a JSF page which contains Swing components? that means the look and feel must be like swing. It should not change from Os to Os or browser to browser.
Thanks..

You cannot use Swing components to draw a JSF page. JFC and JSF are different technologies aimed at different markets. JFC is useful for stand-alone application programming, where JSF is a web framework for web applications.
Therefore, JSF is dependent on how the browser decides to render the HTML JSF generates. You will get close to the same page across all OSes and all browsers, but there will always be some differences in the way each page outputs.
CowKing

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