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In this tutorial we will create a custom input FacesComponent. Since JSF 2 we can create a custom component using only annotations. Prior to JSF 2 we had to create a taglib.xml file and register it in the servlet descriptor.
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To create a simple JSF application, we'll use maven-archetype-webapp plugin. In the following example, we'll create a maven-based web application project in C:JSF folder.
Create Project
Let's open command console, go the C: > JSF directory and execute the following mvn Modern warfare 3 dlc maps. command.
Maven will start processing and will create the complete java web application project structure.
Now go to C:/JSF directory. You'll see a Java web application project created, named helloworld (as specified in artifactId). Maven uses a standard directory layout as shown in the following screenshot.
Using the above example, we can understand the following key concepts.
S.No | Folder Structure & Description |
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1 | helloworld Contains src folder and pom.xml |
2 | src/main/wepapp Contains WEB-INF folder and index.jsp page |
3 | src/main/resources It contains images/properties files (In the above example, we need to create this structure manually) |
Add JSF Capability to Project
Add the following JSF dependencies.
Complete POM.xml
Prepare Eclipse Project
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Let's open the command console. Go the C: > JSF > helloworld directory and execute the following mvn command.
Maven will start processing, create the eclipse ready project, and will add wtp capability.
Import Project in Eclipse
Following are the steps −
- Import project in eclipse using Import wizard.
- Go to File → Import.. → Existing project into workspace.
- Select root directory to helloworld.
- Keep Copy projects into workspace to be checked.
- https://cleverautomation794.weebly.com/blog/ezr8-videolab-keygen-download. Click Finish button.
- Eclipse will import and copy the project in its workspace C: → Projects → Data → WorkSpace.
Configure Faces Servlet in web.xml
Locate web.xml in webapp → WEB-INF folder and update it as shown below.
Create a Managed Bean
Create a package structure under src → main → java as com → tutorialspoint → test. Create HelloWorld.java class in this package. Update the code of HelloWorld.java as shown below.
Create a JSF page
Create a page home.xhtml under webapp folder. Update the code of home.xhtml as shown below.
Build the Project
Following are the steps.
- Select helloworld project in eclipse
- Use Run As wizard
- Select Run As → Maven package
- Maven will start building the project and will create helloworld.war under C: → Projects → Data → WorkSpace → helloworld → target folder.
Deploy WAR file
Following are the steps.
- Stop the tomcat server.
- Copy the helloworld.war file to tomcat installation directory → webapps folder.
- Start the tomcat server.
- Look inside webapps directory, there should be a folder helloworld got created.
- Now helloworld.war is successfully deployed in Tomcat Webserver root.
Run Application
Enter a url in web browser: http://localhost:8080/helloworld/home.jsf to launch the application.
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Server name (localhost) and port (8080) may vary as per your tomcat configuration.