[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb: > From experimenting with going stateless in JSF, and Adam's work on state > saving deltas, we allow the view to be created up front with Facelets-- from > file-- fresh on a request. So even without any viewstate passed, you > basically get a snapshot of the same, declarative, tree for processing > updates/validators/actions/etc. > Yes, but - if possible - we should not make facelets a requirement. Dont get me wrong, facelets are great for sure, but Martin pointed out a way to do the same with jsp (eventually) by early "servlet.forward" to the jsp page and get access to the view then. (with discard the output - if any - which should not be if the user is going the mini-controller way) Later the default servlet.forward take place - if still required :-)
This "double forward" is only necessary for get requests. Not as nice as facelets, but avoids this dependency if the user do not use them. --- Mario
