Chan, Jim wrote:
> I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
> control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
> use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
> framework. I successfully deployed some of the pages
Rick Reumann wrote:
>
> Actually you bring up one of the reasons I'm not in love JSF at the
> moment. I know most people like the idea of using pre-built or custom
> renderers and get all googly eyed over the nice things you can get
> out-of-the-box from MyFaces or Oracle ADF, but I guess I'm sti
On 1/10/06, Chan, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> - I am taking a good approach to refactoring the existing webapp?
You might be using a little more than absolutely necessary. It
should only be *required* if you are inside a JSF component like
or (or inside a ), where you have
intermixed c
e
I am still learning the framework. Anyway, I will let you know if it was a
good decision or not.
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From: Rick Reumann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 3:27 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Refactoring JSP to JSF (and then possibly to Sha
>Actually you bring up one of the reasons I'm not in love JSF at the
>moment. I know most people like the idea of using pre-built or custom
>renderers and get all googly eyed over the nice things you can get
>out-of-the-box from MyFaces or Oracle ADF, but I guess I'm still
>old-school and like
Chan, Jim wrote the following on 1/10/2006 5:35 PM:
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
framework. I successfull
>From: "Chan, Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Anyone who tried to refactor JSP to JSF will know that it takes some work to
> adapt the existing html/JSP code to utilize the JSF tags. Because I'm under
> time constraints, I've really only used JSF tags for controls that need to
> be bound the backi
On 1/10/06, Chan, Jim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses
> only JSP to control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly.
No, I can't.
> Anyone who tried to refactor JSP to JSF will know that it takes some work to
> adapt the existing
I am refactoring my company's JSP website because the code uses only JSP to
control navigation. You can imagine its pretty ugly. Anyway, I decided to
use JSF and possibly move to Shale once I've gained a handle on the
framework. I successfully deployed some of the pages using MyFaces because
it
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