Dennis Byrne wrote:
Your users won't notice anything.
Try using a global nav rule <from-view-id>/*</from-view-id> to reduce the
maintenance for those 400 rules. This allows you to forward the request based upon the
outcome (in your case, it means 1/20th the XML).
It really reduced the pain :-) , and works great.
I have another problem .
in each tab action i defined to set itself as selected tab , but it
looks that when the page changes
my target jsp page show orijinal tabset that i designed in the design
time. (it does not change the tab based on what i click , because the
tabset comes from a jspf)
now my question is :
how i can change the selected tab according to each page ?
-----Original Message-----
From: Legolas Woodland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, December 29, 2005 04:55 PM
To: 'MyFaces Discussion'
Subject: I have about 400 navigation case , does it decrease the performance ?
Hi
Thank you for reading my post.
I have about 400 navigation case in my jsf application. will it decrease
my jsf application performance under high load ?
Indeed i have a Tabset (using Studio creator) , it is in a page fragment
and I add this page fragment to all my 20 web pages.
and each tab/subtab should be linked to a jsp page.
so 20page * 19 link =380 navigation case. does it decrease my performance ?
is there any other solution for this case ?
i defined action="" , in my page fragment for each tab , and in
navigation description i defined 20 case for each jsp file.
Thank you
