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I would like to programmatically get a handle on a JSF .xhtml view/page other than the current one and be able to arbitrarily insert or plug it into the current view if possible. I want to use this together with ajax to update the current view depending on user input. I do not want to go the <ui:include src="#{bean.property}"> route and also do not want to build the page programmatically in a bean. Please help, been stuck on this for a good week now.

Thank you,

ltmutiwekuziwa
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  • Dynamic include would be the answer to that. If you don't want that, then well, I think it stops here. Maybe you should take a step back and ask about the problems you faced while using dynamic include. – BalusC Jul 24 '15 at 23:00
  • thanks for that quick response BalusC. Actually your are right. I was failing to see how I could use the `` as part of an ajax setup. Now I am just realising that that I can. Thanks once again. But then again BalusC, why is it one cant get a handle to a jsf file and access programmatically the jsf components in there? – ltmutiwekuziwa Jul 25 '15 at 05:07
  • It's possible, but it's fishy to manipulate the view in the model while it should be the other way round. – BalusC Jul 25 '15 at 15:57

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