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    ymontbrun
    Member

    Hi all,

    I created a project with “add Web Project Capabilities” and “add JSF Capabilities”

    Therefore, when i choose to create a new jsp page, i have only 4 options in tthe list box “Template to use”.
    The option “4] Default JSF Template” is missing.

    What should i do?

    #208918

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    What should i do?

    Nothing, we currently don’t have JSF template as our support for JSF is not complete just yet. You can create a normal JSP page and start adding JSF tags and such from there though.

    #208959

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    ymontbrun,

    What is your default language setting? If it is French or German
    the problem you’re having is due to a bug in the beta release. However,
    there is a simple workaround that should get you up and running. In this
    directory,
    <myeclipse-installdir>/eclipse/plugins/com.genuitec.eclipse.wizards_3.7.101
    there are three files called tempates.properties, templates_de.properties,
    and templates_fr.properties. If you open templates.properties and
    templates_de.properties you’ll see that they simply populate the dropdown
    menus in our wizards. When the JSF support was added to
    templates.properties, you’ll notice that templates_de.properties was not
    updated. The fix to your issue is simply ensure that there is a one to one
    correspondence between entries in the two files by adding any missing
    entries to templates_de.properties. When you restart Eclipse, the missing
    options should be available in the wizards.

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