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I recently came across a stateless extension for JSF(Mojarra) developed by Rudi which claims to deliver vast improvements in performance at even lower costs of memory/ CPU & reduced latency, with 0 memory overhead for state saving & also saying goodbye to stale views(Postbacks will always work). All this seems much much impressive!

I'm a naive JSF developer involved in projects using JSF for high performance internet application. I wanted to know what concerns should I be worried about before migrating to stateless pages in JSF. I have already tested my app with this stateless project(most of the things work seamlessly except some) but I wanted to know the things I should be thinking of before migrating.

I know there is already a proposal to include the Stateless mode feature in the official JSF specs as well but I'm not sure how long that would take to happen, & till the time this JSF extension could be of great help to me.

Also, is there any one out there, also using Stateless JSF project in production environments ?

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Update: For those working with Myfaces the stateless extension has been reimplemented by Thomas Andraschko & has been proposed to be added to Myfaces core project.

Using JSF 2.1.3 with Stateless Extension & Primefaces 3.4 Snapshot.

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    I have been testing my project against this while development & also I'm planning to use in production.. – Rajat Gupta Aug 17 '12 at 16:52
  • If *"is there any one out there, also using Stateless JSF project in production environments?"* is all what your concrete question covers, then I'm sorry to say that you're here on Stack Overflow at the [wrong place](http://stackoverflow.com/faq). SO is as being a Q&A site not a platform for discussion or lists/collections. Look for a discussion forum. – BalusC Sep 01 '12 at 15:06

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