I don't know much about your project, but based on your question
Facelets might be easier than plain JSF for handling your SSI.
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You will get a faster and more accurate response if you display contents of
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Martin
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Subject: Re: JSF and SSI
Thank you for your response.
I thought it was the jsf view tag that was generating the
HTML/HEAD/SCRIPT tags, but after your note, I realized it was an
ajax4jsf tag that was forcing the generation of the HTML/HEAD/SCRIPT tags.
Thank you again.
Take care.
Shannon
david delbecq wrote:
Shannon
Shannon Scott a écrit :
Hello,
We have been trying to use JSF as a Server Side Include (SSI - .shtml ).
What you mean by SSI (in the context of tomcat)?
The problem is that the jsf adds an extra set of HTML tags to the page
( breaking the page ). We have successfully used jsp pages for SSI in
Hello,
We have been trying to use JSF as a Server Side Include (SSI - .shtml ).
The problem is that the jsf adds an extra set of HTML tags to the page (
breaking the page ).
We have successfully used jsp pages for SSI in the past.
Is there a way to stop tomcat from generating these extra tags wh
