Ok, thanks. I just wanted to make sure I didn't miss something obvious, or something not so obvious.
Oh wait a sec. How *would* you do it? I mean, what's a better way than NonFacesRequestServlet? Can you explain to a noob like me, or maybe point to me to a URL? You say "along the same lines as some of Jacob's thoughts" so maybe that's what I'm looking for. Maybe that's what Jacob is referring to. Hubert On 4/14/06, Adam Winer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It doesn't execute a managed bean; that's not how JSF > works. It's not an action framework. (I misunderstood > your statement, which wasn't precisely worded.) > > This *does* mean that the request is specifically targetted > at a page, and does not go through navigation rules. > That's a legit nit to pick, and that's useful functionality > for something like NonFacesRequestServlet, though I'd > probably do this in a different way inside the JSF lifecycle > along the same lines as some of Jacob's thoughts. > > -- Adam >
