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Hi
I used the function “Add JSF capability”.
Some files were added to my web project automatically .
But, JSTL files(jstl.jar, standard.jar) were not added to the project.I think jstl files also be added to the project automatically.
or should I add JSTL jars to project manually?My understanding is that JSTL is a complementary technology to JSF but not a required part of it. For example if you download the JSF 1.0 spec and reference impl it does not include any JSTL jars or taglibs.
Having said that, we are currently working on enhancements that include the ability to incorporate JSTL libs in your project via the WebProject, Struts Capabilities, and JSF Capabilities wizards.
My understanding is that JSTL is a complementary technology to JSF but not a required part of it. For example if you download the JSF 1.0 spec and reference impl it does not include any JSTL jars or taglibs.
I believe you are right, I think the confusion comes from not really being able to find a JSF tutorial or example that doesn’t use JSTL….
Having said that, we are currently working on enhancements that include the ability to incorporate JSTL libs in your project via the WebProject, Struts Capabilities, and JSF Capabilities wizards.
Your approach sounds much better and more flexible, like adding another checkbox on those dialogs to “Install JSTL JARs” and “TLDs”. Thank you for the update.
@support-rkalla wrote:
I believe you are right, I think the confusion comes from not really being able to find a JSF tutorial or example that doesn’t use JSTL….
Even your “Default JSF template” doesn’t seem to run without JSTL:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/servlet/jsp/jstl/core/Config(tried on JBoss 3.2.3)
Marcus
