JSF facet page

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Use this page to configure the JSF facet settings. You can download the JSF component libraries, such as ICEfaces, OpenFaces, PrimeFaces, and RichFaces by adding the corresponding facets to a JSF facet.

Item	Description
Facelets support	Select the required Facelets support option. This option applies to all modules in the current project. Auto. Automatic Facelets detection. The XHTML files are treated as Facelets or ordinary XHTML files depending on whether the module has a JSF facet or not. In the modules that have a JSF facet, all XHTML files are considered Facelets. If a module does not have a JSF facet, all XHTML files in it are treated as ordinary XHTML files. Enabled. All XHTML files in the project are treated as Facelets. Disabled. All XHTML files in the project are considered not to be Facelets and are treated as ordinary XHTML files.

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Facelets support

Select the required Facelets support option.

This option applies to all modules in the current project.

Auto. Automatic Facelets detection. The XHTML files are treated as Facelets or ordinary XHTML files depending on whether the module has a JSF facet or not. In the modules that have a JSF facet, all XHTML files are considered Facelets. If a module does not have a JSF facet, all XHTML files in it are treated as ordinary XHTML files.
Enabled. All XHTML files in the project are treated as Facelets.
Disabled. All XHTML files in the project are considered not to be Facelets and are treated as ordinary XHTML files.

Last modified: 08 March 2021