Sun AS + Myfaces is a huge problem as of JEE5 the default implementation of the jsf implementation is not overridable anymore within the WEB-INF/lib dir.
I don't think that this is really a problem. It is convenience for the users! Like JSP- or Servlet-JARs not JSF jars needed for *deployment* switching inside of the container should be possible (and documented by vendors) -Matthias
Most of us were not aware of those issues until recently. Romanowski, Tim schrieb: > After reading [1], I was still unable to get myfaces working on Netbeans > and am wondering if any users on this list are currently using NetBeans > 5.5 with myfaces. I'd like to update the wiki so I'll try to be thorough: > > I created a default JSF web application, then ran it. Worked fine. I > then followed the instructions in [1], but my JSF pages are throwing a > "java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException" in the browser when I try to > go from the welcome page (which is pure HTML) to a JSF page. Looking at > the Sun AS 9 server logs, the exception came from > javax.faces.context.FacesContext.getELContext(FacesContext.java:138). > The IDE reports an error (I love red squiggly lines) when viewing the > JSF source page--it can't resolve the taglibs for > "_http://java.sun.com/jsf/core_"; nor "_http://java.sun.com/jsf/html_";. > So I looked at the META-INF directory and verified that the > myfaces_core.tld and myfaces_html.dtd are there…and they are. It looks > like my issue is a dependency conflict, but I'm not sure what else > NetBeans loads that is causing this problem. > > I've added the tomahawk 1.1.3 and myfaces 1.1.4 jars, as well as the > following: > > Commons-logging 1.0.4 > Commons-fileupload 1.0 > Commons-collections 3.1 > Commons-digester 1.6 > Commons-beanutils 1.7.0 > Commons-codec 1.3 > Commons-validator > Commons-el > Jakarta-oro > Log4j 1.2.8 > > > In the "Project Configuration" section of [1], it states: > "1. Open the context menu of the project in NetBeans and choose > "Properties". Select "Libraries" and add a reference to the "MyFaces" > library you just created. Because* myfaces-all.jar* contains a complete > JSF implementation you need to* uncheck* the* JSF 1.1* library . In > principle it should be possible to use the tomahawk.jar file in > combination with the JSF 1.1 library in Netbeans but I could not get it > to work." > > In NetBeans 5.5, there doesn't appear to be a "checkbox" for > de-selecting the JSF 1.1 Library, but I did follow other notes on the > web and deleted "jsf-impl.jar" from the Sun Application Server lib > directory. > > What is the bare minimum that must be done to convert the default JSF > webapp in netbeans to use myfaces? > > > [1] > _http://wiki.apache.org/myfaces/Getting_started_with_Netbeans_and_MyFaces_ > > *_____________________________________* > Tim****** >
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