Finally in the JSF Capabilities window you have to point out where JSF libraries are located. That’s not a big issue- the only thing you have to change is the faces-config.xml heading which needs to specify you are using JSF 2.0Īccept the next screen settings. If you have got an earlier version of Eclipse you will find just Java Server Faces 1.1 available. In the next screen you have to enable the JSF 2.0 facet so that Eclipse will add JSF configuration file and will enable JSF facilities (code completion in JSF pages). Now click on the “ Modify” button, near the Configuration option. Select the Target runtime pointing to your JBoss 6 installation (JBoss 6 is not included in the server list, however by choosing JBoss 5 will work as well). Reach the Menu: New | Other | Web | Dynamic Web Project In order to run this example you need to download a copy of Eclipse Java Enterprise edition from Ī JSF application can be created from a Dynamic Web Project.
In this tutorial we will show how to configure and create a JSF 2.0 application on JBoss AS 6 using Eclipse 3.6.0 IDE (Helios) in a matter of minutes.
Lots of specific plugins are available for JBoss products, however also with the minimal Eclipse Enterprise set you can easily build Java EE 6 applications. Eclipse is the most used software development environment.
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