[pondus]

Hi,

Having been told that going with MyEclipse will save a lot of time because the documentation is excellent, I went ahead and _carefully_ followed all the install instructions for both the MyEclipse install and the JSFLoginDemo tutorial at http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/JSF/SFLoginDemoTutorial.html

Unfortunately I’m already stuck, because after adding the UserBean.java class, I get “The import javax.faces cannot be resolved”. I’m assuming that the step in the tutorial that adds JSF support should have added all the right jars! The tutorial does seem a bit out of date, because my Eclipse screens look a bit different than the screen shots in the tutorial.

Please help me have a positive introduction the MyFaces! Thanks,

pondus 🙂

P.S. yes, I have tried restarting eclipse. 😐

[Riyad Kalla]

If you check your project build path (Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries) do you see the JSF Jars listed? If not, click Add…, then drill down to WEB-INF/lib directory, select all your JARs and hit OK.

[pondus]

@support-rkalla wrote:

If you check your project build path (Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries) do you see the JSF Jars listed? If not, click Add…, then drill down to WEB-INF/lib directory, select all your JARs and hit OK.

Thanks for the quick reply. No, the jsf-api.jar and jsf-impl.jar files that I assume are standard for the JSF reference implementation are not present.

Is this a bug in MyEclipse JSF template? I thought the point of MyEclipse was to automate a lot of these procedures, but I could be wrong.

How do go about adding these files now, the MyEclipse way?

Thanks again,

Pondus

[pondus]

So sorry, I was being sloppy when reading your reply. I have it working now. Thanks 🙂

[Riyad Kalla]

No worries, glad it’s working.

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