If you want JSF 1.2 and JSTL support I strongly recommend facelets.
You can have your own tag handler for JSTL tags that are not yet
supported, and there are several already supported. They tag handlers
are processed before the JSF components, but other than that item, it
is possible to feed EL statements into JSTL tags. For example:
<c:choose>
<c:when test="#{mybean.myprop}"/>
<c:otherwise/>
</c:choose>
-Andrew
FYI - I can't image using JSF without facelets. IMO, JSF is useless
without facelets. Sun should make it part of the spec (IMO of course).
On 2/22/06, Werner Punz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anthony Hong schrieb:
> > I knew that JSF have something like tableset to render table like view
> > easily.
> > But sometime I have to write html table by self to offer flexibility.
> >
> > I saw Facelet to use with JSF as a view, Is it useful?
> >
> ah one thing, I do not no if there are facelet descriptors for the
> jsf:html lib in existence so combining both might become problematic.
>
>
