If I have an existing JSP web-app that I want to start to integrate JSF
into can I? Can I use JSF on selected pages and just the existing JSP
on others?
Just want to confirm.
Danno - 13 Jul 2006 06:45 GMT
> If I have an existing JSP web-app that I want to start to integrate JSF
> into can I? Can I use JSF on selected pages and just the existing JSP
> on others?
>
> Just want to confirm.
Tough to answer, there is so much to it.
JSF pages must interact with the FacesServlet. If it doesn't you can
use your plain JSP pages*. You can migrate your JSP to JSF page by
page that way.
*JSF actually can use JSP pages or XHTML pages or any other type of
page really. For the sake of answering your question, just ignore this
footnote. ;)
Gabriel Claramunt - 07 Sep 2006 04:07 GMT
(Sorry it's a little old)
You can perfectly mix JSP and JSF, specially if the functionality is
unrelated
(like add new pages using JSF to an application)
I even included JSF segments in an big JSP, but you need to be careful.
Good luck
> If I have an existing JSP web-app that I want to start to integrate JSF
> into can I? Can I use JSF on selected pages and just the existing JSP
> on others?
>
> Just want to confirm.