Sure, you can. But I don't think that spec is compatible with
JSR-301. The alpha status of the myfaces portlet bridge is due to 2
factors.
1. The TCK for JSR-301 is not written yet, so functionality of the
bridge may need to change to be compliant with the TCK. The automated
unit tests have also not been written and are awaiting the TCK so we
can closely match the official tests.
2. The JSR-301 spec is not yet finalized either, so the API and
functionality may have to change for that.
I will say that alpha-3, once I get the vote out later today, most
closely matches the JSR-301public draft and the Potlet bridge project
at Apache is going to be the R.I.
The bridge java.net is a pre-301 bridge. This bridge does not have
the extended request scope that you saw with ICE-Faces (like 301 does)
and a number of other features of 301.
The disadvantage of 301 is that it is a new spec and, right now,
renderkit support might be a bit spotty. But this is the standard and
will be the most compatible bridge going forward.
If you do choose a pre-301 bridge, you'll want to use the bridge that
is recomended by your renderkit. Tobago and tomahawk I think both
recomend the bridge built into MyFaces 1.1and 1.2 alhought for 1.2 and
onward, the official bridge is the portlet bridge project. Aphce
bridges has a bridge project and I think it supports a number of 1.1
renderkits.
As for the stuff at java.net, your looking at the sun renderkits and
this is most compatible with Sun's portal. Before 301, there were too
many unanswered questions as to the JSF/portal contract, so all
bridges did thing a little differently.
Hope that helps.
Scott
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On Oct 27, 2008, at 6:02 AM, Bobby Quinne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Hi there,
I have been building an internal application with
ICEfaces(1.7.1/1.7.2),
Liferay(5.1.0), however I have a experienced odd problem with ICEfaces
multiple renderings being the biggest. I am looking to give my faces
a try,
only concern I have is the portlet-bridge being in alpha state. Is it
possible to use the https://jsfportletbridge.dev.java.net in
conjunction
with myfaces?
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