Integration of JSP and xhtml in jsf project

Can we use both jsp and xhtml in single jsf project. Actually I encountered a problem while configuring jsp and xhtml in web.xml of jsf project. The web.xml configuration file allows to use only one view handler (jsp or xhtml).By default it use jsp view handler. For xhtml view handler, we need to define following context param -:
<context-param>
<param-name>javax.faces.DEFAULT_SUFFIX</param-name>
<param-value>.xhtml</param-value>
</context-param>
Please let me know any possibility to configure both jsp and xhtml in jsf project(web.xml).
My actual requirement is that I need to forward to new page(xhtml) from an xhtml page without using faces-config. I am not able to find any facelets tags which let me forward to new xhtml page. So I am thinking to use jsp to exploit the jsp tag called forward. But the constraint is that we can use only one view handler with jsf project.

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