Hi Robert,
No, that's not currently possible by default. We don't install any
resource processors that can explicitly handle jsf/jsp resources
registered via osgi-http service. I do not know if it is as simple as
adding JSP-Servlet or JSF-Servlet as a handler while registering these
resources using registerResource() method. If you have any more ideas,
let me know.
For the record, osgi-web-container is currenty only used to implement
OSGi/Web application specification of Enterprise OSGi Specification.
Although it is possible to extend its functionality to do what you are
asking for, we have not done it.
Although osgi-web-container does not allow resources to be added
dynamically, it supports a notion of WAB fragment wherein a /fragment
bundle/ is used as a /web fragment/ thereby one can expand the namespace
of the web application without modifying the original WAB. For the
fragment bundle to be attached to the host, one has to re-resolve the
host WAB though. Would this meet your requirement? It is actually quite
straight forward to use. There is a test case attached in issue #12913
[1] that demonstrates this functionality.
Thanks,
Sahoo
[1]
http://java.net/jira/browse/GLASSFISH-12913
On Monday 18 April 2011 04:04 PM, Robert Weeks wrote:
> Hello -
>
> I was curious if there was a way to make the resources that can be served from inside a bundle (using osgi-http) render jsp/jsf?
>
> For example - I know we can serve static from there (via registerResources) and call them via /osgi/<path_defined> - but is there a way to store jsp/jsf files in here and have them render as well?
>
> I see the osgi-web-container allows you to deploy war/wab as an OSGi bundle (with the meta set appropriately) - and I really don't want to use pax-web in here (which seems to maybe do what I want) - I was just thinking Glassfish (3.1) should have a way to support this as well.
>
> Does it?
>
> Thanks for any information.
>
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