Hi,
you should have told us that you are using Tomcat ;-). As this is a JBoss
forum, I thought that you would use a JBoss server.
Better ask your questions in the RichFaces forum:
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewforumf=261
Best regards
Wolfgang
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Well I did try with JBoss as well as per your instructions but I still got
similar issues.
Thanks for the tip though, I did not make the distinction
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well icefaces gave me the same problem, but I have this problem fixed for
richfaces at least.
first I had to manually add each JAR to my project. Then restart eclipse.
Then start tomcat. However all the JARs still were not being exported to
tomcat/wtpwebapps/project/WEB-INF/lib, so I ahd to
screw it I am using IceFaces lol
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which is better iceface or richfaces
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I am obviously missing something here. I thought I could just download the
richfaces binary zip file, and create a new library that had the richfaces
components, and leave everything else as is.
So I need to use JBoss as my target runtime? I have been using Apache Tomcat
v6.0. I didn't even
maybe it has something to do with the default file structure for projects in
eclipse? I have noticed that sometimes I will download source files for a
project, and sometims I cannot open it when I try to import it into eclipse.
WHen I look around in the folder I notice all the files that are
I am using eclipse 3.4.2 btw I just found out, does that mean I need to change
anything?
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Hi,
I think the JSF library feature is only for defining the JSF standard
implementation, but not for libraries built upon JSF.
So, you need two steps:
1) create a JSF library in eclipse with the option server supplies
implementation (JBoss contains Mojarra) and choose your JBoss server
