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[Myfaces Wiki] Trivial Update of "InvokingJsfPagesWithStandardUrls" by LincolnBaxter

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    String someValue = params.get("someName");
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+ === Use PrettyFaces (by OcpSoft) ===
+ For bookmarking, dynamic parameters, seo, and simplified navigation: this simple extension for JSF/JSF2 uses a Servlet Filter to intercept all requests. Request parameters can be injected directly into JSF managed beans via a minimalist configuration, managed bean methods can be invoked on each page request. [[ http://ocpsoft.com/prettyfaces | "PrettyFaces Dynamic Parameters | Page Actions | and Navigation for JSF" ]] is primarily designed to convert JSF urls: "/faces/page.xhtml?id=345" into parameterized, bookmarkable URLs: "/page/345", such as done by wordpress, or other client-facing web-applications.
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+ PrettyFaces also offers simplified navigation, linking, and URL request-parameter validation.
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  === Use Apache Shale ===
  
  The Apache Shale framework for JSF has a !ViewController class that provides a straightforward
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  Also see Shale remoting for executing method binding expressions specified by URLs.
  http://shale.apache.org/features-remoting.html
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- === Use OcpSoft PrettyFaces ===
- For bookmarking, dynamic parameters, seo, and simplified navigation: this simple extension for JSF/JSF2 uses a Servlet Filter to intercept all requests. If the request has been configured to use PrettyFaces for URL Rewriting/Intercepting, request parameters can be injected directly into JSF managed beans via a minimalist configuration. [[ http://ocpsoft.com/prettyfaces | "PrettyFaces Dynamic Parameters and Navigation for JSF" ]] is primarily designed to convert JSF urls: "/faces/page.xhtml?id=345" into parameterized, bookmarkable URLs: "/page/345", such as done by wordpress, or other client-facing web-applications.
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- PrettyFaces also offers simplified navigation, linking, and URL request-parameter validation.
  
  === Using a custom servlet ===