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Hello,

I am using MyEclipse 6.0.

I am busy on a web project, using MyFaces 1.2.0 and Facelets 1.1.

I didn”t use the MyEclipse “JSF/Facelets capabilities” that, according to me, prevent me to do a sensible Ant build file. Also, I am using more than one face-config files.
(FYI, if I double-click on the faces-config.xml, I have a message telling me my project is not configured as a MyEclipse Web/JSF project)

Everything is working fine for my application.

However, the Facelets Validator that is responsible to validate JSF variable is giving me false warnings: all managed beans, validators, converters are perfectly well -defined.

So far, I disabled the Facelets validator but that is a pity, since this kind of warning could be very valuable.

How can I make this Facelets Validator working fine ?

Thank you,

Stéphane

[Riyad Kalla]

I didn”t use the MyEclipse “JSF/Facelets capabilities” that, according to me, prevent me to do a sensible Ant build file.

Why did those capabilities stop you from creating an Ant build file? This might be an issue we should look into. Please explain.

Also, I am using more than one face-config files.

That’s fine… what problem did you run into here? You just need to have them coma-delimited in the web.xml file.

However, the Facelets Validator that is responsible to validate JSF variable is giving me false warnings: all managed beans, validators, converters are perfectly well -defined.

I would need an example project that is syntactically correct to check this problem again. Would you be able to provide such an example for us to debug?

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