Have you considered using the jakarta commons httpclient library to send a separate request from your test framework back to the JSF page on the same server (or a different one)?
The HttpClient operation will then return the complete block of HTML rendered by that JSF page without any complex interactions with the current request/response objects. Regards, Simon ---- Alexander Lendl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb: > > Hi, > > I need to include the rendered html output from a myfaces jsf page in an old > jsp page (not a jsf page!). Unfortunately it's not possible to use a jsf > page at this point. It's a jsp/servlet framework application which is used > during developement to test the output of portlets in tomcat - custom jsp > tags include the rendered portlet output into a template jsp containing > "grids" (divs). > > Now we want do change the portlet development to JSF (myfaces), but it's > still required to use that test framework. For jsf portlets we will use the > "MyFacesGeneralPortlet". > > My first attempt was to use a jsp include, but it didn't work. > > <jsp:inlcude page="jsf/test.jsf"/> results in a > java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward after response has been > commited > > What I need is an include and not a forward. Is it possible to store the > rendered jsf ouput in a PhaseListener (RENDER_RESPONSE phase) in the http > request and then include it with a jsp custom tag in the page? > Is this the right approach? How do I get the rendered html output (as > String?) from the FacesContext? > > Thanks in advance! > Alex > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/include-rendered-JSF-output-in-JSP-page-tf4434536.html#a12651358 > Sent from the MyFaces - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
