You could read the data into a String, then use to write it out to a page.
On 9/6/06, Daniel Loebbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
our problem is as follows:
The main web application developed with myfaces and facelets is accessible
via the internet. Now, content from another webserver, w
You can use JSTL tags, for example. Or you can use Sitemesh with inline content decoration. But that content will not be binded to JSF.Ricardo.On 9/7/06,
Martin Marinschek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
No, there is nothing like a proxy component so far. Might make a niceaddition, though!regards,Mart
No, there is nothing like a proxy component so far. Might make a nice
addition, though!
regards,
Martin
On 9/7/06, Daniel Loebbe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
you are right, we already thought about that solution. But I originally want
to embed the content of the second server into the page
Hi,
you are right, we already thought about that solution. But I originally want to embed the content of the second server into the pages of the main one.
Bye, Daniel
2006/9/6, Raj Saini <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Daniel,If your by "webserver" you mean Tomcat, you can font it with your yourHTTP web
Daniel,
If your by "webserver" you mean Tomcat, you can font it with your your
HTTP webserver such as Apache HTTP server. You can use mod_jk or or
mod_proxy very easily.
Regards,
Raj
Daniel Loebbe wrote:
Hi all,
our problem is as follows:
The main web application developed with myfaces and
Hi all,
our problem is as follows:
The main web application developed with myfaces and facelets is accessible via the internet. Now, content from another webserver, which is not accessible via the internet (it resides in the intranet behind), should be passed through the main application to the use
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