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    Riyad Kalla
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    Doh, I forgot step 8.5) add JavaServer Faces capabilities to your project as outlined in our guide. MyEclipse > Add JSF Capabilities. Default settings should be fine, you can uncheck “Copy TLD”.

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    fsteveb
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    I finally got it to display jsp pages. I started with an empty template and gradually added stuff until I got it to display. I also had to redeploy, or in some cases, remove and deploy again to get some changes to show in the browser. One example, I added another jsp page to the root and it was not copied to tomcat until I removed and redeployed.

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    Riyad Kalla
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    if you are using package deployment, that is the reason (you need to use exploded for real-time syncing). If you were using exploded and it still didn’t show, make sure you have Window > Prefs > General > Workspace > Build automatically turned on, MyEclipse’s deployment routine is hooked into the build cycle of Eclipse.

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