I am following this to build a JSF project in Eclipse. I am using Eclipse Galileo.
The problem I am facing is that it is mentioned to use DynamicWebModule version 2.5 to use JSF, but it is showing me upto version 2.4 only. How can I upgrade my DynamicWebModule version?
Have you selected a Servlet 2.4 Target Runtime?
The documentation you link to is for Helios. You would be better off using the Galileo documentation. If you are going to target JSF 2.0, you would probably be better off upgrading from Galileo to Helios.
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We have Java 7 installed on out machines but for some reason we deploy with Servlet 2.4.
Where do I download the latest version of Servlet (3.1) and are there specific steps I have to take to install it?
If you use eclipse, there is a way for doing it by auto-generating.
go to the "Properties" --> Project Facets --> Change the "Dynamic Web Module" version to 3.1 ...
Maybe you will have some problems because you have different versions, but you can solve it.
Upgrate your application server, too.
I hope this helps you
I'm starting a new project and considering moving to Java 8 already, since newest Spring Framework 4.0 supports it, and it's not so long until final release this march.
Currently we are using STS 3.4 (Eclipse 4.3.1 based) and I have installed latest JDK8 and Java 8 (BETA) support. Simple projects seems to find themselves at home with Java 8, but not UI project (Dynamic Web Module 3.0, the one deployed on server). I'm getting error that compiler version (1.8 BETA) doesn't match installed project facet "Java" (1.7). And there is no such option "1.8" in "Java" project facet...
Have anybody succeeded running UI project with Java 8?
Thanks!
Have you tried to install WTP's org.eclipse.jst.common.fproj.enablement.jdt.feature.patch from here?
http://download.eclipse.org/webtools/patches/drops/R3.5.2/P-3.5.2-20140329045715/repository
You might also want support for Java 8 in Maven, PDE, and JDT.
For those features, use these sites:
Maven (M2E) 1.4.1 (org.eclipse.m2e.feature) http://download.eclipse.org/technology/m2e/releases/1.4/1.4.1.20140328-1905
JDT & PDE Feature patches : http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/updates/4.3-P-builds/
If you happen to be a fan of JBoss Tools, it's coming directly to JBoss Central:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-17002
I can't install easy struts plugin in eclipse helios. I faced with next:
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be found.
Software being installed: Easy Struts plugin 0.6.3 (com.cross.easystruts.eclipse.feature.feature.group 0.6.3)
Missing requirement: Easy Struts plugin 0.6.3 (com.cross.easystruts.eclipse.feature.feature.group 0.6.3) requires 'org.eclipse.update.ui.forms 0.0.0' but it could not be found
Any ideas? thanx
Easy Struts is a very old tool that was written for Eclipse 2.x. I'm pretty sure it is no longer supported. The org.eclipse.update.ui.forms plugin is not part of Eclipse any more (it hasn't been for at least 6 or 7 years), so you simply can't install that version of Easy Struts into any recent version of Eclipse.
By the way, the first link when you google for org.eclipse.update.ui.forms would answer this question.
We are creating a new project using jsf2.0, richfaces 4.0, jjdk 6 and tomcat 7.0
I want to know the standard way of creating project. I mean folder structure. Any sample application or book or link will be a great help to me.
Maven uses a best practice approach for project folders. Even when you do not plan to build with maven, have a look at their structures:
Maven: Introduction to the Standard Directory Layout
I participated once in a project, which had Spring 3.5, JSF 1.2 and ICEFaces 1.8, was running on JDK6 and everything was deployed to Tomcat 6.0 - similar situation to yours. We used Apache Maven as a project management tool.
Very flexible and comfortable. You could also consider using ICEFaces instead of RichFaces.
I am working on Galileo but I am not able to find the plugin for hibernate 3.3 . Can anybody send me the plugin link please? And also send me the spring 2.x latest version plugin also.
Hibernate Tools for Eclipse is a component of JBoss Tools and you'll find the update site at this location.
For Spring IDE, you can a recent milestone compatible with Eclipse 3.5 from this update site (the link is correct and working with the update manager).
Hibernate Tools for Eclipse is a component of JBoss Tools and you'll find the update site at this location.
For Spring IDE, you can a recent milestone compatible with Eclipse 3.5 from this update site (the link is correct and working with the update manager)