JSF Pages and URLs
- Each browser screen needs a JSF page
- Extension is typically .jsp or .jsf (with Glassfish, it's
easiest to use .jsp)
- Browser cannot point to .jsp page; URL must end in .faces
- URL extension .faces is mapped to file extension
.jsp by the application server (addressed later)
Example: Login URL: http://redrock.d.umn.edu:29104/login/
- This is a directory.
- Actual page accessed is
http://redrock.d.umn.edu:29104/login/index.html
- Here is index.html