Hi David,
Sorry for the late reply..I'm preparing for a Project as apart of the
Personal interest ..How I can best use the Combination of the JSF,SPRING
Hibernate..
Can you please suggest me.I need it very badly..
Any Spring and hibernate groups are there..
Regards,
Chandru.
-------Original Message-------
From: Nebinger, David
Date: 12/08/06 11:57:16
To: MyFaces Discussion
Subject: RE: The Positives Of JSF
> Hi David,
> (May I refer You like this)
Sure. I've been called worse ;-)
> Is it not the case that the JSF coexisting with JSP
> pages is a little Comprehensive..
IMHO it is horrid.
> Ok,as I don't know fully about JSF, do we have the POssibility to put
> Complete end to the Client Side SCript.
Well, I think there is an option (specified in web.xml) to disable
javascript, but I haven't tried it so I don't know if it would work or not.
And I think this only would apply to straight JSF (Sun RI or Myfaces), but
probable would cause failures for tomahawk or Tobago.
> There are certain
> event based
> attributes in the JSF tags lke onchange which do not function
> for me on the
> text boxes.
Well if you can share what you're doing and what you expect to have happen
(but isn't happening), maybe we could help you with that.
> Do Sun Micro Systems is Completely going to
> refactor the JSP
> part for the purpose of it's complicated Execution of JSF
> +JSP..is it so.
No, JSF+JSP are a bad combination, as outlined at http://www.onjava
com/pub/a/onjava/2004/06/09/jsf.html. AFAIK, JSP will not be refactored to
provide better JSF integration, but I could be wrong (I don't keep up so
much with the JSP roadmap).
We're using facelets (https://facelets.dev.Java.net/). Apache shale's clay
module might be another choice, but I haven't used it.
Either one matches the JSF rendering lifecycle so it doesn't have the inherent
problems that JSF+JSP does. The downside is that you lose access to all of
those cool open source JSP tag libraries :-(
