I'm working on a project which I need to turn a XML file into a JSF Page using XSLT for this purpose. I'm using Xalan parser to make this conversion in Java.
My JSF main page includes another JSF page called "questionario.jsp". Everytime I click on a button I need to modify the content of the page "questionario.jsp" dynamically, that is, I need to call a method in the bean that will create a XML file and make the transformation (XML -> JSF). After I get my JSF page code well formed in a String for example, I need to write such code in "questionario.jsp" page.

The problem is that I can modify page's content but nothing appears in my browser unless I open "questionario.jsp", refresh it (using eclipse as IDE) and rerender the page on browser. How can I make the content to be shown without that refresh step, I mean, automatically update the screen after button's action?
Is that possible?

Thanks in advance!
Paulo S.

I'll try to explain better. What I'm looking for it's a implementation of ASP's Page.ParseControl() in JSF.

For example, in ASP I would have:

String result = "<asp:Label runat='server' ID='test' Text='Test'/>";
System.Web.UI.Control ctrl = Page.ParseControl(result);

In JSF, how can I do the same thing (parse it as jsf tag) with the String <h:inputText id='test'>?

Are you sure your change made into the jsp folder of the running application? There is a eclispe plugin ( filesync ?) which keeps your source folder and jsp folder sync.