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Facelets supports tags for composite components, for which you can declare custom prefixes. For more information on composite components, see Composite Components. The namespace prefixes shown in the table are conventional, not mandatory. As is always the case when you declare an XML namespace, you can specify any prefix in your Facelets page. For example, you can declare the prefix for the composite component tag library as.

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July 21, at pm. Criando e compartilhando componentes Facelets says:. July 23, at am. Tuukka Mustonen says:. September 15, at am. Click here to see this file, then use your browser to view the resulting XML page's source and copy the contents of this file.

Paste them into web. Note: to copy the contents once you're viewing the XML in the browser, simple right-click in the content region of your browser and choose either View Page Source Firefox or View Source Internet Explorer. Because we used annotations in our backing bean source code, we haven't had to add anything to this file which specifies Faces configuration. If we were doing this the old-fashioned way, we'd have to add the XML element below.

By using the annotations, we make it so that we don't have to maintain this file; instead this will be done for us. It also means we won't be able to follow best practice in bean-variable naming in the JSF files which is that the bean variable name be identical to the bean classname except for lower-casing the first letter and dropping Bean from the end.

This is what is accomplished in our XML below. Instead, since managing our backing bean is done automatically through annotations, when it's launched, it uses reflection to walk through to find classes that contain annotations and set things up accordingly.

In this case, the backing bean management is discovered such that its absence from faces-config. The annotations in the Java code cause an implicit version of this bean management that would appear as below here which you'll confirm when you see the presentation. Originally, these frameworks all used extensive XML-based configuration. It can be argued whether it's more or less confusing to use annotations spread all over the code or XML all in one, predictable place.

Obviously, it's more convenient to the Java developer who creates the code to do it inside the Java source. But, there is something very important needed in this file. Without this statement, the application runs, but nothing renders, which is to say, what you get is a blank browser screen and doing a View Page Source or, View Source in Internet Explorer shows that the page contains nothing at all.

So, the following is all we'll have in this file:. Oddly, Eclipse doesn't seem to support setting the version to "2. And it's not possible to change the JavaServer Faces Preferences to 2. I've not been able to overcome this problem; so far, no one in the Eclipse forums has an answer. This is great because if we were collaborating with graphics- and web-page guys, we'd like them to be able to do their work without having to learn Java or JSP, or ever have to squint at arcane notations in the same files we're trying to maintain.

Instead, they just do their whole Dreamweaver thing and we stay out of it. Ensure you've got an Apache Tomcat server set up. You should already have an Apache Tomcat server associated with your workspace. Ensure that it is set up to run this project.

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