What dependency on Demoiselle 3 should be included in a Maven project for JSF use?

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What dependency on Demoiselle 3 should be included in a Maven project for JSF use?

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I have several applications built with Demoiselle 2.4.2 + JSF + PrimeFaces + Hibernate and would like to proceed to Demoiselle 3. In the dedicated portal for this version ( link ) there is an example of Maven dependency, as seen below:

<parent>
    <groupId>org.demoiselle.jee</groupId>
    <artifactId>demoiselle-parent-rest</artifactId>
    <version>3.0.0</version>
</parent>

In this example this is an application in REST model, which is not the case with our legacy. Other links and pages of the same portal are broken, making it impossible to find other examples.

Thanks in advance!

java demoiselle

asked by anonymous 23.05.2017 / 15:32

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Our portal is being refactored and the problem will be corrected in a few days, thanks for notifying.

In version 3, we focused on the development of microservices, due to the economic viability brought about by this type of development and adaptation to cloud structures, with docker, multitenancy, etc. During the internal and community discussions, and with several performance tests plus the adaptation of Restful apps in modern productive environments, it helped us decide that JSF would no longer be the focus of the new version of the framework. We know of all the good things that JSF has provided us and how this technology has boosted the JEE6 world, although it is no longer the focus of the project, JSF can be integrated into any project with Demoiselle3 at any time, since everything is JEE, and if there are community contributions to a JSF component we will make it available in a dedicated repo. Today we still have hundreds of Demoiselle 2.x apps (JEE6 with JSF), only in the company we work with, but the gains brought by version 2.5 (beginning of the use of the paradigm) and now with 3.0, using the REST / HTML5 paradigm are so that we prefer to support the teams in the most viable and profitable technological evolution. We suggest, if possible, that you make this evolution, we have documentation that we are constantly improving that can help you in this challenge.

Here you have the most current documentation link

no link Focus the main links of the JEE7 project