Jsf VS wcm servlet- combine JSF & WCM tags in the same page

Hey all,
I wanted to get to you a problem I've encountered and see if you can direct me.
Note: I found a way to work around the problem, we will see later -
but this will not bring me to full integration.
The problem arises when I create a region\page template file in the ucm system and make use
of - (Jsf component (for example: h: outputpanel.
In this situation, there are two servlets in the web.xml file that mapping of
url which comes.
1. wcm site template servlet that maps tree placement (that is when I
went in url to the servlet
http://localhost/application-name/context-root/section1/index.html
know to map the url to the template defined tree under the same
section.
2. jsf servlet - when i used jsf components.
When I turn to the page for wood and is defined in the UCM, the jsf
servlet does not handle the request and therefore I get an error: Can
not find facesContext.
The problem: Can we find a way to make 2 the servlets work together
and perform this mapping for us? Is there a way or example of a jsf
page which can be combined with the ucm system defined tree (this
detail is important, because if I just set up a page in application
and came back to it, not through the tree can I combine Jsf -It's
important for me to do it in the form submitted by the link mentioned
above).
Note: I found a roundabout solution like I mentioned, working with the
iframe as separate jsf pages and read them from a page in the system.
While this solution meets the requirements but still ran into some
combinations between the two issues resolved was not trivial.
I'd appreciate it if somebody could help \ guide me to resolve the problem.

Thanks a lot for your answers.
I just want to clear my point, the real problem is when i want to define in my site's tree(at jdeveloper) page X for Section SX
but page X should include jsf tags.
When we defined page(region template) in section properties placeholder, meaning at the site's tree, the explorer will show the page as http://machinehost:7001/context-root-site/sectionX/index.html.
Each page in the site tree will had this pattern, therefor when we add a jsf tags to our page there is a conflict between the servlets (Faces VS WCM)
because that jsf servlet could'nt map this url to faces url and i got faces context Error.
I am just trying to clean my point, so it's not relevant to contributor mode...
i just want to know for sure that there is no way to define region template at site tree for section X with jsf tags.
I will very glad to know yours opinion about my solution- working with iframe, meaning that the page at site tree will include iframe to jsf page which exsit in the application. this solution solved the conflict problem because i have now two pages.
thanks you again,
Regards
Eran zizler

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