Análisis Comparativo entre los Componentes Icefaces y Primefaces de la tecnología JSF para el Desarrollo del Sistema de Inspectores Patronales del IESS Morona Santiago.

Abstract

The present research contains a comparative analysis between ICEFACES and PRIMEFACES components from Java Server Faces (JSF) Technology to develop the employer’s Inspector System in the Ecuadorian Social Security Institute (IESS) from Morona Santiago province, determining what component is more efficient consuming hardware resource. The descriptive method was used to study the problematic which is the software developers difficulty in choosing between these components, for Software Engineering was used the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) methodology, developing applications used were: Netbeans, PosgreSql and Glassfish installed on Ubuntu Operating System. For collecting data was used CACTI wired and wireless network monitoring application and for the statistical comparison was used the IBM SPSS predictive analytics software. The sample size determination for the test is 385 elements for each one of the indicators, with a confidence level of 95% and with a margin of error of 5%. The indicators to compare in the Server where: RAM memory usage (Values obtained: Primefaces = 25%, Icefaces = 22%), CPU usage (Values obtained: Primefaces = 30%, Icefaces = 29%) and Load Average (Values obtained: Primefaces = 20%, Icefaces = 9%). Moreover it was compared in a client laptop the RAM memory usage (Values obtained: Primefaces = 25%, Icefaces = 22%). Once the results were compared it is concluded that PrimeFaces has 100% of efficiency in hardware resource consumption against IceFaces with 75%. Due to the results PrimeFaces was used to develop the Employer’s Inspector Registration System (SIREGIP) web-based application. To investigate the comparative analysis carried out in this research in recommended to study carefully the test scenarios and rating distribution.