This is the right place for your questions and proposals. We cannot tell you anything further until we see the proposals and details.
On Tue, Jul 26, 2011 at 1:35 PM, Kamil Soboń <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > Me and my friend are trying to create modular web application that will work > in OSGi environment. > We have chosen JSF (MyFaces implementation) for our web tier (In fact we > have chosen this technology in first version of our application, where we > have implemented own mechanism for plug-in management, now we want to use > OSGi). > > We have few very important assumption for web tier: views (pages), resources > and manageable beans can be provided, changed and taken away in run-time. > This is a result of other assumption: our application should be modularized > in plug-ins that can be installed, updated or uninstalled in run-time. > There are few problems with MyFaces that we were trying to omit. Some we > have managed to, some partially and some not. I am not going to tell about > the details, but I can tell about them or provide web site urls where we > have written down our cogitations. > > After some time we have reached a conclusion that it is pointless to make > MyFaces working as we want to, without changing things in core > implementation. Generally we know what should be reimplemented or redesigned > in core implementation of MyFaces. We believe that some of changes should be > done in API to make MyFaces more flexible. Once more I am not going to tell > about the details here (but fell free to ask). > > My questions are > Is it our proposal worth of consideration ? Maybe out assumptions break down > some JavaServer Faces assumption and this technology cannot be used in such > application ? > Is it right place to ask about changes in MyFaces ? > Can you/we make such changes in core implementation, or maybe MyFaces is > simply implementation of JSF specification ? If it is, should we turn to > people that are responsible for JSF specification ? > > -- > Pozdrawiam, > Kamil Soboń > > iso.poczta(at)gmail.comturn to > sobon(at)student.agh.edu.pl > >
