Design Powerful Web Applications with the Spring Web Flow Framework

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Through this book users will learn to design, develop, and test their web applications using the Spring Web Flow 2 framework. Java developers will be able to Integrate Java Server Faces (JSF) with Spring Web Flow to organize and manage the storage of data inside their web application. They will also be able to enhance their web applications with progressive AJAX, Spring security integration, and Spring Faces.

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