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JSF1.2 in Servlet2.4 container

 
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Hello,
We want to develop JSF1.2 based application in servlet 2.4 container. Is it possible?
I know that JSF1.2 mandates JSP2.1 container. However we are using facelets and hence there is no dependency to JSP2.1 container.
Has anyone deployed JSF1.2 application in servlet2.4 based conatiner (e.g: WLS 9.2 or Tomcat 5.5.2)?
I would appreciate if someone can provide articles / links to articles which clarify this point explicitly.

Note: I looked into JSF1.2 specs and it is not clear.

Thanks
 
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Yes. If you use the JSF-RI 1.2 [1] you can run JSF 1.2+Facelets in a Servlet 2.4 container.

[1] https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net
 
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Thanks. But I couldn't find the statement in the link you mentioned. Could you please send the link to this statement?
Thanks again.
 
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Originally posted by Ryan Lubke:
Yes. If you use the JSF-RI 1.2 [1] you can run JSF 1.2+Facelets in a Servlet 2.4 container.

[1] https://javaserverfaces.dev.java.net



That link as the main project site where you can download the bits.
I safely say it works as I'm the primary maintainer of the project.
 
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Thanks.
 
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