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[build 20060306] Jboss server plugin should expose JSF library that is included in JBoss.
What do you exactly mean?
According to new spec the servlet container should include JSF implementation. It means that JSF needn't be packaged in war. The plugin should expose javaee.jar that includes JSF api and an implementation as well. For instance, the Jboss contains MyFaces implementation in server/default/deploy/jbossweb-tomcat55.sar/jsf-libs directory. It means that in server's library the myfaces-impl.jar shall be added. Petr Pisl, can you comment this?
If the servlet container is java ee 5 compatible, then it should have javaee5.jar somewhere on the classpath (or jars, which includes the apis). The server plugin should expose the javaee5.jar (or appropriate jars). The javaee5.jar includes JSF API. Because we need the implementation of the jsf as well, the j2ee platform should expose it. So glassfish expose javaee5.jar + jsf-impl.jar.
Fixed. Checking in JBJ2eePlatformFactory.java; /cvs/serverplugins/jboss4/src/org/netbeans/modules/j2ee/jboss4/ide/JBJ2eePlatformFactory.java,v <-- JBJ2eePlatformFactory.java new revision: 1.5.8.4.2.4; previous revision: 1.5.8.4.2.3 done
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