We actually do this at the moment but the JSPs are getting bloated as this is the core of our reporting/charting framework and there are potentially many reports facets that can be shown (20-30+). I was looking for a more compact solution akin to using Velocity templates which could be dynamicaly inserted into the JSP by the backing bean. Both tiles and Facelets require thay I change the view hander for the entire app (all 120+ JSPs) which is overkill to support just I page.
The other alternative is to build the view dynamically by inserting UI components into the comoponent tree but this starts to break down the MVC pattern. -----Original Message----- From: Le Van [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2006 4:38 AM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: dynamically included subviews Julian Ray wrote: > Does anyone know if this is possible, and if so, what is the correct > mechanism > > > <t:aliasBean alias="#{pageBean}" value="#{Report}"> > > <f:subview id="reportgui"> > > <jsp:directive.include file="#{pageBean.reportTemplate}" /> > > </f:subview> > > </t:aliasBean> > > The JSP directive obviously cannot interpret the JSF value binding but > is there an alternative way to dyncamically include a page without > having to use tiles or facelets which seems to be overkill for this. > > Thanks Why you don't use rendered. <f:subview id="reportgui" rendered="FlagFromBean"> </f:subview>
