As long as you don't try to include JSF tags in your decorator - you
should be able to use SiteMesh with JSF. You should also be able to
have two web frameworks in the same application. I'd try adding your
FacesServlet to web.xml (and any other filters that are needed) and
then configure your faces-config.xml. This should work fairly easily.
You won't be able to mix the two frameworks in the same page, but
everything else should work.
Matt
On Jan 18, 2008, at 6:24 AM, clandestino_bgd wrote:
Hi people, I would have a question, which is in the subject.
So, is it possible, and if yes, can you give me some hints?
Why I need that:
- we are using Appfuse 1.9.4 + Struts 1 for more than a year, so a
lot of
things (actions, jsps) is developed.
- I need to support custom JBPM forms which are in xhtml format
(jsf) in one
module of my Appfuse based application.
In other words, I would like to process some pages which end with
e.g xhtml
with Faces Servlet instead of Struts Action servlet. I guess,
sitemesh must
also be configured.
What I have read so far:
- Struts 2 JSF plugin, which does not rescue me, since migration
Struts 1 ->
Struts 2 would be expensive.
- a lot of reported problems from people who tried that.
Thanx in advance for your help.
Milan
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