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I know the simple answer to this question is “if the component you need is not defined in JSF tag library you can use a component library”. What about simple components like buttons, checkboxes, etc? If I am already using a component library for other components, should I also use this component library’s tags or JSF’s? What are the pros/cons of both approaches?
That’s logical: if you don’t need the additional features of a component library’s component on top of a standard component such as different look’n’feel, enhanced ajax support and/or other fanciness, then you can just keep using the standard component.