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Here is there short description of the problem which is easily reproduced. This problem does not exist in Windows platform. This bug is found on Ubuntu 8.10 with jvm 1.6.0_10-b33 - have not tried ofther versions of java Here is the recipe: Create a new project of type web application. Called what ever you want. ... On frameworks page choose Visual Web Icefaces and Visual web java faces checkbox and press submit After this notice that NB complains about reference problems. Go to Resolve reference problems where there is to problems reported: 1)"woodstock-theme-default", but this class library was not found. Solution: Click Resolve to open the Library Manager and create a new class library called "woodstock-theme-default". 2) "woodstock-theme-default" but the classpath items of this library are missing. Solution: Click Resolve to open the Library Manager and locate the missing classpath items of "woodstock-theme-default" library. The content of the ext catalog is: soren@soren-udvikling:~/netbeans-6.5.1/visualweb2/modules/ext$ ls appbase.jar designtime.jar locale batik-mod.jar designtimeext.jar sqlx.jar dataprovider.jar editors.jar tidy-mod.jar defaulttheme-gray.jar errorhandler.jar webui-jsf-dt.jar defaulttheme-green.jar jsf-extensions-common-0.1.jar webui-jsf.jar defaulttheme.jar jsf-extensions-dynamic-faces-0.1.jar webui.jar designer-html.jar jsfcl.jar designtime-base.jar json-2.jar
Workaround is coping the appropriate file webui-jsf-suntheme.jar to the ext catalog and setting up path to the file. Now NB do not complain about reference problems.