On 4/27/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am currently a team lead on a project using faces (our 2nd app) and one of > the developpers > raised an issue which I hope someone from the forums may help clarify. > > He claims that jsp pages containing both static and dynamic content do not > need to use > the verbatim tag if tiles is not in the picture. In other words, the header > of the page is in pure > html, the body is dynamic, and the footer is pure html. According to his > tests, the pure html > does NOT need a verbatim tag if we don't use tiles. If tiles is in the > picture, we absolutely > need to wrap the html with verbatims, otherwise everything gets rendered, > but all over the place.
You have to use verbatim with the standard JSF 1.1 view handler to insure consistent results. It may be possible to use non-verbatim-tagged text outside of your f:view tags, but I don't know for sure. Tiles is irrelevent to the situation. Maybe what's being miscommunicated is that if you use facelets instead of using tiles, then you do not have to use verbatim anywhere.
