Update readme for portlet faces sample.
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The current status of this sample as of June 2, 2010 is 'not working'.
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Starting with version 2.2, Spring Web Flow provides support for JSF Portlets using its own internal
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Portlet integration rather than a Portlet Bridge for JSF.
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See notes below on combining JSF 1.2, Portlet 2.0, and Facelets.
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JSF 2 is not yet supported by any jsf-portlet bridge implementation.
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The jsf-portlet bridges by Sun and Apache MyFaces support JSF 1.2.
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Portlet 2.0 (required by Spring 3 and Spring Web Flow 2.1) is supported by Apache MyFaces only.
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Official Facelets support is missing from both implementations. While there are some
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suggestions on how to create a PortletFaceletsViewHandler on the Apache MyFaces user
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list (see the thread referenced in the JavaDoc of the PortletFaceletsViewHandler in
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this project), the suggested solution doesn't appear to be complete.
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This sample demonstrates that support. It has been tested on Apache Pluto 2.0.1 with Portlet
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API 2.0 and JSF 1.2 (both Mojarra and MyFaces).
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See the reference documentation for more information.
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