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I have a huge code written in C++. The code has around 300 screens.
I want the new screens to be written in JSF.
However, rewriting the the existing C++ code is a lot of work.
Is there a way to create a generic code to interact between HTML/JSF components and C++ components?
My problem is that I feel that C++ components are not parallel to JSF components. Am I write about it?
Is there a solution?
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Our components are VCL – Delphi for C++
Yes, there is no ‘automatic’ way or tool to create JSF screens from Delphi / C++Builder forms.
If the code base follows a clean model/view/controller architecture, maybe with some effort the C++ side can be extended by a service layer, which could be accessed from the Java side using JNA, web services, a message-oriented middleware or other interprocess communication methods.