Thanks Tom your your note.
I've been using MyEclipse for two years and it's been very reliable.
I'm looking forward to their 4.1 release due this month. It should have
(much?) better JSF support and the ability to add your own JSF
libraries onto the tool bar (per my understanding of various po
Mike - I have 'automatic build' set with myEclipse, however, I occasionally
shutdown Tomcat, do a Proect|Clean, and manually re-deploy (force a
re-deploy) just to be sure the latest code is deployed to Tomcat. I've only
experienced one time so far trouble with myEclipse updating the deployment
dir
Mike wrote:
I was using MyEclipse.
It's got a "so-so" (IMHO) implementation for JSF ("drag and drop", then
you're on your own in the code window) and no support for portlets.
Is the Sun JSF IDE a breeze to work with?
Sun jsf IDE is very good , it support portlet development too.
I was using MyEclipse.
It's got a "so-so" (IMHO) implementation for JSF ("drag and drop", then
you're on your own in the code window) and no support for portlets.
Is the Sun JSF IDE a breeze to work with?
Mike
Legolas Woodland wrote:
Mike
wrote:
It seems that my problem was that my
Mike wrote:
It seems that my problem was that my IDE had, for some reason, stopped
updating the deployment directory even though the code would work
after the changes I made thanks to all the great suggestions here.
Now, at least, I have a Java problem, not a MyFaces problem.
Now, I'm trying
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