1. JSF Support for Web Projects Before creating a JSF project, you must have an existing MyEclipse Web Project. Add the JSF facet to the project to give it JSF support. JSF Support includes a configured web.xml, generated faces-config.xml, and all necessary JSF run-time libraries. Note: JSF 2.0 and …
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1. Opening the JSF Configuration Editor Although JSF 2.0 and higher does not require the faces-confix.xml file, you can still use it for configuration. Double-click faces-config.xml to open the configuration editor. Tabs at the bottom of the editor allow you to enter the various configuration elements. The Source …
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Notice: This document only applies to developers who are trying to use Facelets with JSF 1.2 and Tomcat. There is an issue that has been identified with Facelets application development when using JSF 1.2 RI and some versions of Tomcat. More Information regarding this issue can been obtained from the …
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