The faces-config.xml in the META-INF directory is necessary to have
JSF automagically include your component in its runtime configuration.
The JSF-spec say, that every jar-file in the WEB-INF/lib directory of
a webapp is to be searched for a META-INF/faces-config.xml and if found
the faces-config.
Hi,Alternatively, if ant is employed, the following task should do the work.
This task creates a jar file, put the files under classes folder and puts the files like tld and face-config under meta-inf.Regards,Cagatay,
On 1/21/06, Hendrik Neumann <[EMAIL PR
I just noticed that it seems to be very easy: Using Apache Maven you
just need to create a META-INF folder in your resource-folder. Every
file placed in this directory will be copied into the META-INF folder
of the jar. To create an out of the box usable JSF-component JAR
archive you need to place
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