This has been brought up before. I believe the answer is 'no, but yes'. Out of the box, there is nothing in the specification to do this. But on the other hand, all the control (I believe) lies in the view handler. So if you create your own view handler, you can perform all the extension mapping yourself and even ignore DEFAULT_SUFFIX if you want.
-Andrew On 3/17/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have one file that has to be a JSF jsp file. It cannot be a jspx file. > I then have other files that I really want to be jspx files, but it seems > I can't have both. There is only one DEFAULT_SUFFIX. Is there a way to > specify multiple mappings such that .xfaces -> .jspx .faces -> .jsp > thanks, > dean > >
