Thanks Grant,
One question though, your decision on that Project was to keep a hybrid or to migrate everything to JSF?
JV.
De: Grant Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: viernes, 04 de agosto de 2006 10:23
Para: MyFaces Discussion
Asunto: Re: jsf + jsp/servlet hybrid
Jorge,
I have worked on a project which migrated from a PURE servlet environment to JSF. We gradually moved the functionality from the servlets to JSF pages. Overall the experience was not a bad one, as there are ways to access beans from the servlets, and the request / session info in the servlets can be reached from the JSF beans.
Performance wise the servlets performed much better than the JSF pages, but we could accept that. The fact that there was a combination of servlets and JSF pages did not slow down either though.
Hope that helps.
-Grant.On 8/4/06, Jorge Vásquez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Has anybody used a hybrid as an integration strategy with an old application that uses the JSP Model 2 architecture (jsp + servlets with clean separation of model, view and control). In theory it should be possible since the jsf architecture uses servlet mappings, so we can play with the URIs sent by the legacy code and the new code in JSF but my curiosity is more aimed at consulting if anyone of you has done something similar in your projects and what have you concluded (complex to maintain?, performance issues?, etc.).
Cheers,
Jorge Vásquez
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