Answer / Shalabh Kumar Singh

"JSF (JavaServer Faces) architecture consists of the following components:
1. Client-side components: These are HTML tags with special attributes used to create the user interface.
2. Component tree: A hierarchical representation of the user interface, where each component has properties and events.
3. Application: It manages the application's life cycle, events, and state management.
4. Navigation handler: Responsible for handling navigation between JSF pages based on user actions.
5. Managed beans: Java classes used to store and manage data during a user's request-response cycle.
6. Converter and validator: Convert input from client to Java data types and validate the entered data, respectively."

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