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 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 backing beans. All other html/JSP code was wrapped with > everybody's favorite tag - <f:verbatim>. There are verbatim tags everywhere > - yikes. Yikes, exactly. > Anyway, I wanted to know if: > > - I am taking a good approach to refactoring the existing webapp? > - Will JSF evolve to a point where <f:verbatim> tag is not needed? > > Any input would be appreciated. Thanks. If I were you I'd rather clean scriptlet spaghetti mess with JSTL tags. Especially JSTL1.1 that allows, for instance, to call methods on beans. Then I would consider my further options. Quite possibly I would have been pretty happy with JSTL'ed JSP. Michael. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
