[richfaces-planning-issues] [JBoss JIRA] (RFPL-4035) Test RichFaces with JBDS 8.1.0

[Jiří Štefek (JIRA)]

Jiří Štefek created RFPL-4035:
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             Summary: Test RichFaces with JBDS 8.1.0
                 Key: RFPL-4035
                 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/RFPL-4035
             Project: RichFaces Planning
          Issue Type: Sub-task
          Components: QE
            Reporter: Pavol Pitonak
            Assignee: Jiří Štefek
             Fix For: 4.5.9


*In case of any changes and/or inaccuracy be sure to update this description.*

Use latest stable JBDS, e.g. for this release *8.1.0* downloaded from this site https://www.jboss.org/products/devstudio/download/

# create a new Maven project and deploy it to WildFly 8.2 and Tomcat 8
#* File -> New -> Other
#* Select {{Maven Project}}
#* Once prompted to choose archetype, add new repository to Catalog
#** As address you are going to need the staging repo URL
#* Choose simple-app from the newly added repo (e.g. with correct RF version)
#* Test with Tomcat (change RichBean from {{ViewScoped}} to {{SessionScoped}} -- JAVASERVERFACES-3400)
#* Test with Wildfly
#** Need to activate {{jee6}} profile
# create a new Ant project and deploy it to WildFly 8.2 and Tomcat 8
#* File -> New -> Other
#* Select {{JSF Project}}
#** use JSF environment: {{JSF 2.2}}
#** use Project template: {{JSF Kickstars without libs}}
#* Finish the wizard, you can install Wildfly and Tomcat servers at this point
#* Get RF Distribution (from staged repo in ZIP format) and add JAR files (with RF and mandatory libs) to this new project
#* Download javax.faces JAR (or myfaces) => this is *only* needed for Tomcat so add only if you wish to deploy app there
#* As a template you can use RF simple-app archetype and copy following things to ant project, if possible preserve the structure:
#** RichBean.java
#** index.xhtml
#** templates (whole folder)
#* Add following to the web.xml (it only maps index page to localhost:8080/app_name)
#** {code}<welcome-file-list>
    <welcome-file>faces/index.xhtml</welcome-file>
  </welcome-file-list>{code}
#* At this point, app should be buildable and deployable and accessible at {{localhost:8080/app_name}}
#* Test on Wildfly
#* Add JSF implementation JAR to libraries, rebuild and test on Tomcat
#** Based on JSF impl chosen you might come across following bug: https://java.net/jira/browse/JAVASERVERFACES-3400
#** Workaround is to change RichBean from {{ViewScoped}} to {{SessionScoped}}
# Try to import existing Maven project
#* Make use of Showcase in RF distribution ZIP and import that
#* To deploy with Tomcat no additional settings is needed
#* To deploy with Wildfly tou need to activate {{jbas71}} profile
# After RichFaces are in maven central repository (RFPL-2204), create new project from JBoss Central
#*  Download {{project-examples-shared-VERSION.xml}} with the biggest version number from http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/examples/
#* Alter the project-examples-shared-VERSION.xml in this way
#** comment lines <stacksId>richfaces-archetype-kitchensink</stacksId> and <stacksType>richfaces-kitchensink</stacksType>
#** un-comment lines which contain comment: unnecessary when a stacksId is used (only for richfaces part).
#** change the version of the richfaces-archetype-kitchensink to the released one, e.g. for this release 4.5.9.Final and save it
#* In JBDS, Window --> Preferences --> Project Examples --> add new site, which points to the edited {{.xml}} file.
#* Shut down JBDS
#** in your local ~/.m2/settings.xml turn off all JBoss repositories (or in other global settings). So any project will be built only from Maven central repositories.
#** Remove all richfaces artifacts from your local repository, so they will be downloaded when necessary.
#* Start JBDS.
#* In JBoss Central (the start page), click on the Project Examples Wizard, located next to Start from sample header
#* Check show experimental sites
#* From select box choose your site.
#* Create RichFaces project.
#* It should download artifacts only from Maven Central, and it should be deployable. Test it only on Wildfly.




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