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  1. 12-18-2010, 09:16 AM #1
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    Default "Master Page" in Java

    Hi everyone,

    I'm a beginner in developing web applications with java technology. I'm used to do in in ASP.NET. However I'm currently starting to develop a website with JavaServer Faces.

    I would like to build a header (with a navigation panel) and a footer, which shouldn't reload all the time. Only the "body" should reload when clicking on a link. In ASP.Net it is called "Master Page". Do you understand, what i mean?

    I'm searched for hours with Google, however I didn't found how to do it. The books I bought do not discuss this topic.

    Could you please help me? Does somebody know, if something similiar like the a "Master Page" is possible with Java technology?


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    Carl
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    The above page not describe exactly the same you want, but more flexible than ASP MasterPage.
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