Hi!
The reason that there is no alias bean handler is because it's not
needed with facelets.
Still, the tag is not working as it should, so providing a tag handler
will fix this.
Instead you'd use a Facelets composition and ui:include statement.
That is not true for my use-case. As you might have seen on the facelets
user list I have to play around with dynamic includes. Means, where a
backing bean provides a path to an xhtml file to an include component
which gets included at render time instead of compile time.
This do not always work with compile-time includes.
For example, an include embedded in an dataList or dataTable.
For this you can't use the ui:include as it is evaluated at compile time
- you probably know :-)
I've posted a component which will include another xhtml parsed JSF view
at render time on the facelets user list.
So for these few places in our app I have to still go the aliasBean way.
Ciao,
Mario
