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tiles in JSF

 
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may i know what is struts-tiles equlent in JSF?

thanks in advance,
 
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Not.

You can just use Tiles together with JSF.

http://www.jsftutorials.net/tiles/jsf-tiles.html
 
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does this mean, we are supposed to use struts' tiles framework too.

does not JSF has its own tiles frame work.?

pelas help me
 
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Uh, JSF is a component based MVC framework. Tiles is a templating framework. You can also just use plain JSP or Facelets instead. They also suppors including separate JSF parts in the view. I can recommend Facelets over JSP as it provides much more flexibility.
 
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If my decaying memory is not false, Tiles was broken out of Struts a while back and is now available for general use, including with JSF.

However, Tiles and I don't get along - too much trivial work is involved.

Facelets works almost the same as tiles, but it's a lot easier to get everything on its proper place (for me anyhow!).
 
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Go for Facelet dear... Its having less issuse than Tiles integration.....
 
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Hi All.
I had considered Facelets for tile integaration in jsf, but i found that Facelets mostly Uses XHMTL Files.
My Doubt Is whether is it possible to use JSP PAGES with Facelets??? Because I use Jsp Pages only in my Project.
If so, kindly share any links for that.Thanks In Advance..
 
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