JDev 1014 JSF: difference between JSF JSP Page and JSF JSP Document ?

Hi all here ;)
I've been using the new JDev 1014 for some days now, find it very useful, but still... the help docs are not very helpful in one (minor) point: when you create a new JSF JSP item, you have to select either "JSP Page" or "JSP Document". Now, I see the difference in the created code, but what's the difference in it's usage?
thanx in advance
Thomas Nagel

Thomas,
there is none. Its just that the document has an XML format and the page is a typical JSP page. Its nothing specific in JDeveloper and just a matter of taste I guess.
Frank

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