No, for a given page, you need to choose your processing engine.
If you process JSP tags, then the page code is processed by the in-container jsp servlet. If you process facelet tags, then the page code is processed with the facelets servlet. There's no possiblity of mixing the two, except perhaps by using facelets to generate jsp tags instead of html, and then passing the generated jsp page into the jsp servlet. Sounds really complicated to me. On 12/6/06, David Delbecq <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello, We are switching an application from standard jsp + struts progressively to JSF. The reason being some part of application being much much easier to write with JSF component renderers than with Struts. We would, at the same time, take the opportunity to simplify our page layout using facelets templating. However, we have quite a few JSP tags that took a lot of time to develop and would be a pain in the ass to convert to another system. Those custom tags don't mix with JSF tags (rendrered on same page but not at same position). However if we go templating, those custom tag should appear in the templates. Question is, is it possible to include JSP tags inside a facelet template? Or is there an easy way to create a facelet tag that wrap a legacy JSP tag?
