I believe NetBeans has Facelets support. However, if you want a full
WYSIWYG environment, you might be better off using the "new project"
wizard that your IDE provides. AppFuse's use of SiteMesh will make it
difficult for you to see exactly what your page looks like while
editing it.
Matt
On 5/
Is there any IDE that supports xhtml files? I would like to use an IDE for
front-end development if I can.
Thanks
Jim
mraible wrote:
>
> I *highly* recommend you don't use JSP with JSF. We switched to
> Facelets for a reason and I don't plan on supporting those folks who
> want to use JSP.
>
I *highly* recommend you don't use JSP with JSF. We switched to
Facelets for a reason and I don't plan on supporting those folks who
want to use JSP.
http://issues.appfuse.org/browse/APF-453
Matt
On 5/21/07, nav2020 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is it possible to convert the .xhtml pages to .jsp
Is it possible to convert the .xhtml pages to .jsp in the demo? If yes, is
there any documentation somewhere? The main reason for my request is for me
to be able to edit pages using my IDE(JDeveloper).
Thanks in advance
Jim
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