Not sure how JSF would integrate into the Spring Web Framework but you might want to look at AbstractWizardFromController in Spring. The Spring MVC is pretty simple. I use JSF and Spring but I don't mix the Web frameworks.
Fred --- : SammyRulez: : Mon Sep 25 00: 18: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED];;;;;, "::SammyRulez::" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have a project that needs a couple of wizard-like set of forms (I > mean forms that must be filled in sequence). Flow is dynamic so data > inserted in the first form is used to determine the content of other > forms. My approach to use a session scoped Managed bean caused some > issues in refresh data and persistence (I'm using hibernate). > I got a look at seam and shale but they seem to be too intrusive and > has a lot of features I don't really need. > Any suggestions for a "jsf wizard framework"? > > > -- > ::SammyRulez:: > http://www.kyub.com/blog/ > ----------------------------------------------------------------- > La programmazione รจ per un terzo interpretazione e per due terzi > ispirazione. > E per un terzo mistificazione >
