You can also access to the information of the faces configuration at runtime using the RuntimeConfig singleton (only with myfaces implementation, AFAIK).
RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext) You can access from there to the registered navigation rules, managed beans, and modify them at runtime... Maybe this helps, Bruno 2005/10/11, Daniel Loebbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi, > > I am developing a large web-application with JSF and myFaces, which > must be capable of handling different mandators / clients. The > application has some common functionality and a lot of > mandator/client-specific stuff (pages, navigation, css, a.s.o.). > > With respect to some organizational limitations of the underlying > J2EE-framework we decided not to implement separate web applications. > But keeping all mandators /clients together in a common configuration > does not satisfy us. > > For me the most reasonable solution would be to load / change the > JSF-scenario (beans, navigation rules, validator...) dynamically at > runtime, maybe not from config files but from a database. > > As I see the JSF-API does not provide this functionality. Does anyone > has already experience with such applications? How can this be solved? > > Thanks for helping, > > Daniel >
