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+ Spring Web Flow is a framework for implementing stateful web controllers. + It is a Spring Project and part of Spring's open-source Web Stack. +
++Use Spring Web Flow when you need to implement a flow that guides your users through a series of screens to complete a business goal. +Web Flow provides a flow definition language for authoring flows that define screen navigation rules. +The framework also cares for managing conversational state and preventing duplicate transactions. +
++Spring Web Flow builds on the Spring Framework project, which includes the Spring MVC web framework. +Concretely, Spring Web Flow plugs into Spring MVC as a Controller technology. +Then, a typical Spring-powered web application is implemented using a mix of annotated Spring MVC @Controllers and web flows. +In general, use @Controllers for implementing simple, single-request user interactions, and web flows for stateful, multi-step user interactions. +
++A number of other Spring projects also integrate with Spring Web Flow. +The Spring Faces project uses Spring Web Flow as the controller framework to support implementing Spring-powered web applications that use JavaServerFaces (JSF) as the view technology. +Spring Web Flow also provides integration with Spring Security for securing web flows. +
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+How Spring Web Flow fits into Spring's layered, a-la-carte "Web Stack" is illustrated below:
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+ This tutorial provides a guide to getting up and running with Spring Web Flow in 10 minutes. + The tutorial itself is implemented as a web flow. + Step 1 of the tutorial will provide a brief overview of the Spring Web Flow project. + Future steps will guide you through the basics of integrating Web Flow into your own Spring-powered web application. + Enjoy! +
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