Thank you for the very quick and informative response. I REALY
appreciate it and will surely look more into both of those projects. David Matthias Wessendorf wrote: I have something like this (but the second view is actually pulled in with a JSP include) and I get some type of IO stream error.suround your complete page with <f:view>, since it can be used once per pageuse <f:subview id="foo"><jsp:include ...></f:subview> (inside of <f:view>, not! outside for stuff like thatIt seams you can only have 1 f:view tag. How can I have multiple views? Obviously I don't want 1 view around everthing because then I can't use html at all. And there is no way I am going to put verbatim around all my html because i won't have valid xml, plus that would be really messy.you may be interested in Shale's Clay or Facelets. this allows you to use html inside of jsf 1.1 views, with <f.verbatim>I heard that in the new specs for JSF that we will be able to mix other xml in with JSF. Is this true? And are they getting rid of the annoying f:view an f:subview tags? I like faces, but as i think many people feel, not being about to mix HTML, JSF, and JSP is a large issue.JSF 1.2 + JSP 2.1 Facelets will enable you doing it already with current MyFaces release HTH, MatthiasThanks, David-- Matthias Wessendorf Zülpicher Wall 12, 239 50674 Köln http://www.wessendorf.net mwessendorf-at-gmail-dot-com |
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- Re: multiple views / forms on 1 page David Schlotfeldt
- Re: multiple views / forms on 1 page David Schlotfeldt
- Re: multiple views / forms on 1 page Matthias Wessendorf
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- Re: multiple views / forms on 1 page David Schlotfeldt