Thank you very much for the info.
I've also found these liks after googling :
Eclipse WTP (free) or
- using Eclipse WTP as suggested by Rick Hightower [1], basically :
. you need to rename .xhtml extension to jspx.
. you need to add some jsp directives such as <jsp:root>).
. I'm not sure, but expect some difficulties websphere appserver, all
calls to jspx files are directed to jsp container.
- More for Eclipse WTP :
Mail exchange to add facelet suport to Eclipse WTP - don't know if there's
something implemented now or if it's forgotten [3].
RAD (very commercial ;)):
- same approach on RAD as WTP. But gives drag and drop capacities.
. some more problems on RAD 6 : the designer adds ibm jsf libraries
automatically on the first drag and drop, and some JSF components (such
as f:view, hx:scriptCollector, h:form).
Exadel Studio Pro (commercial)
http://www.exadel.com/web/portal/products/ExadelStudioPro
An old link on Myfaces wiki [2]
[1]
http://www-03.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/JEE?entry=tutorial_for_stack_of_choice)
[2]
http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/What_Tools_Do_You_Use_to_Develop_Web_Applications_Using_JSF
[3] http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/wtp-jsf-dev/msg00223.html
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De : Craig McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : [email protected]
Envoyé le : Vendredi, 2 Février 2007, 18h35mn 52s
Objet : Re: which IDE are you using for JSF ?
On 2/2/07, Adrian Gonzalez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Is there a good IDE (drag and drop and autocompletion for EL expressions
> and tags) for facelets or Clay technology ?
>
> What IDE are you using to create JSF apps ?
NetBeans has out-of-the-box support for autocompletion of EL expressions in
a JSP page. For facelets, there is a fairly new plugin[1] that I haven't
tried yet, but is worth checking out.
(By the way, and it's definitely not ready for prime time yet, I also just
started a NetBeans plugin project for general Shale support[2]. Anyone who
wants to contribute Clay related editing, or any other Shale features, for
NB is welcome to join!)
Craig
[1] https://nbfaceletssupport.dev.java.net
[2] https://nbshalesupport.dev.java.net
My current purpose is to see if one can use JSF for mainstream development
> (developers with little
> experience in Java / web technologies), so drag & drop,
> autocompletion would be a must - the company has currently developed ~100
> web apps.
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> Seeking advice on the trinidad user list, I've been given pointers to use
> facelets or shale Clay, to really AVOID JSP for rendering, and to ask to
> this mailing list (thanks Gary for the tip !), since there's a lot of
> knowledgeable people (such as Ryan Wynn ;)).
>
> I'm just using IBM RAD 6, and it's quite difficult (ibm proprietary
> components, JSF 1.0, JSP...) - I've integrated myfaces on it, simulating
> dummy ibm components - since IBM's are tied to SUN RI, but it's doesn't
> appear to be a good solution even if it's working.
>
> Thanks
>
> P.S. sorry this question is not really a Shale question
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