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    arnor
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    hi to all,

    I can use Oracle jsf implementation with MyEclipse 3.8? and in 4.0?
    may be just a jar switch? 🙂

    Many thanks in advance

    Regards Lorenzo

    #229876 Reply

    Theoretically, yes. Just add JSF capabilities and either don’t specify the JSF type to use or replace those JARs with Oracle’s. I can’t remember if you’re forced to specify Sun or MyFaces or not. Either way, give it a shot. I’m fairly confident that you can replace the JARs with no problems. I don’t think ME cares what JARs you use, it simply tries to help you out by putting them where it thinks they need to be. For instance, after I set mine up, I moved the JARs and everything still works fine 🙂 I am using 4.0 M1, tho.

    Best of luck!

    #229895 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    I’m fairly confident that you can replace the JARs with no problems. I don’t think ME cares what JARs you use, it simply tries to help you out by putting them where it thinks they need to be. For instance, after I set mine up, I moved the JARs and everything still works fine 🙂 I am using 4.0 M1, tho.

    Flanakin is exactly right, we just try and help out. I would like to add that if you navigate to Window > Prefs > MYEclipse > Project Capabilities > JSF, you can remove all the JARs we ship and just add your own. These will be added when you add “project caps”.

    #229910 Reply

    Based on that, it’d be nice to add, edit, and/or remove the JSF implementations. Perhaps even setup a directory structure where people could simply point to it and it’d recognize the JARs/TLDs for the specified implementation. This could work like Eclipse’s Product Configuration works (you have to have an “eclipse” directory with “features” and “plugins” subdirectories and a “.eclipseextension” file). This would make the JSF implementations a little more extensible. For this purpose, it could be like…

    MyJsfImpl
    - lib/*.jar
    - .meextension  <-- metadata about JSF implementation (i.e. name, JARs, TLDs)
    - *.tld

    Just an idea 🙂

    #229912 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Based on that, it’d be nice to add, edit, and/or remove the JSF implementations. Perhaps even setup a directory structure where people could simply point to it and it’d recognize the JARs/TLDs for the specified implementation.

    Funny, I was discussing this with one of the managment as you typed this out, I’ll mash all the thoughts together into one cohesive report, I’ll even add characters and plot twists.

    #229922 Reply

    Don’t forget the guy in the red shirt!

    (No, I’m not a trekkie… I swear!)

    #229982 Reply

    arnor
    Member

    many thank to all for the answes.
    regards Lorenzo

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