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I am studying to start a project of a distributed Web system, which will have simple interfaces in some contexts, but others will require an interface structure that will make it necessary to adopt a Framework as Primefaces to contribute to the construction of the interface.
As the system uses Spring I also saw that I should use Spring, which I have already been informed and it is a great challenge to integrate with JSF in addition to containers.
I saw that the Filter InternalResourceViewResolver is a key part of this process, am I right? how is your participation? and How should be parameterized?
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The system is based on Spring and should work in the main application containers, will be an open system (code available on Github) but restricted use, the license is still being discussed.
@Delpino which version of Spring you are using?
– Filipe Miranda
Another question is why you need a Container EE?
– Filipe Miranda
You mean about Spring? When I get asked this question, I do another why not?
– Delfino
Well, this could be a complex discussion, I don’t think that’s the point here. It’s just that if you don’t use a lot of container resources, it can be easier just to use Spring and a web server, even Jetty, which is embedded, but as I said, it’s not the focus, what you need is to know how the Integration between JSF and Spring works, Pass me the version of Spring that you are using, because if it is below the 3.X I can not answer safely.
– Filipe Miranda
@Filipegonzagamiranda, my choice for a container, is because in the last instance of development of the application I will be using pluggable Ejbs and Datasources among other features that I do not know yet if Spring will be able to serve me. Jboss has always been my first choice, Spring being my second to facilitate the migration to other containers by handing him tasks that may diverge between containers.
– Delfino
The Spring version is 4.1
– Delfino