Adding "JSF Capabilities" most certainly does make changes to a project.
It adds a WEB-INF/lib folder and a bunch of other things.
We do not have our project set up in the standard
WEB-INF/lib way. Our ant build is what sets up the web app structure.
At a source level we have a config directory that contains the files like web.xml and
faces-config.xml etc. Our libs are in a lib folder with libraries seperated into their own
folders. Like ../lib/richfaces/*.jar
This structure does not seem to work when you do the "Add JSF Capabilities"
Campi - regards your post: I actually tried just copying the richfaces tld file and giving
it a different prefix and uri. Then adding that to my plugin.xml and I still didn't
get the new components that I would have expected to get.
Would you mind posting your plugin.xml and tld file completely so I can try them myself.
That would be a big help thanks.
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