| Interface to be implemented by objects that can map Web Flow view names to JSF view identifiers. JSF view identifiers
are used to determine if the current view has changed and to create views by delegating to the application's
ViewHandler .
A view handler typically treats a JSF view id as the physical location of a view template encapsulating a page
layout. The JSF view id normally specifies the physical location of the view template minus a suffix. View handlers
typically replace the suffix of any view id with their own default suffix (e.g. ".jsp" or ".xhtml") and then try to
locate a physical template view.
author:
Colin Sampaleanu |