JSF and Dynamic Web Project Wizard [message #471492] |
Thu, 16 March 2006 15:05  |
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I just downloaded the following modules and extracted them into a folder in
the following order:
eclipse-SDK-3.2M5a-win32.zip
emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.0M5.zip
GEF-SDK-3.2M5.zip
JEM-SDK-1.2M2.zip
wtp-S-1.5M5-200603022222.zip
I then tried to create a dynamic web project and was able to start using the
wizard to do so. I wanted to create a new jsf project and when I noticed
that wasn't available I downloaded the following:
wtp-jsf-I200512161901.zip
After doing so I tried to create a new project but could no longer select
the Dynamic Web Project Wizard. Anybody have any ideas on why? I was trying
to use the following tutorial:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jsf/dev_resource/JSFTutorial /JSFTools_milestone1_tutorial.html
Perhaps I am to bleeding edge. Should I download all the release builds
rather than the milestones?
Thanks
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Re: JSF and Dynamic Web Project Wizard [message #473821 is a reply to message #473813] |
Tue, 30 January 2007 11:23  |
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I am not sure I understand your issue. Are you saying that you cannot
find where to launch the "Dynamic Web Project" wizard? If so, it should
be found under the "Web" category of new projects.
If the wizard is not present do the following. Using the menus Help ->
Software Updates -> Manage Configuration, ensure that the WST and JST
features are correctly installed. If missing, or disabled for any reason,
check the pre-requisites for WTP on the WTP download webpage.
If this hasn't helped, you may be better served if you post this question
to the eclipse.webtools newsgroup.
Regards,
Gerry Kessler
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Re: JSF and Dynamic Web Project Wizard [message #596583 is a reply to message #471492] |
Fri, 17 March 2006 02:28  |
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JSF M1 is WTP 1.0 based, maybe problem is caused by using it with WTP 1.5M5.
Try use it with Eclipse 3.1 and WTP 1.0. Or wait for JSF M5.
Bye,
Lumir
Silas wrote:
> I just downloaded the following modules and extracted them into a folder in
> the following order:
> wtp-S-1.5M5-200603022222.zip
>...
> wtp-jsf-I200512161901.zip
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Re: JSF and Dynamic Web Project Wizard [message #608393 is a reply to message #471492] |
Sun, 21 January 2007 18:29  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
I'm having the same problem although I'm not using wtp-jsf... just plain
wtp.
My enviromnent is a clean install of Eclipse 3.2 with
wtp-R-1.5.2-200610261841 running on Windows Vista. I just can't find the
entry point for the "Dynamic Web Project" wizard.
Any clue anyone?
Regards,
Thiago Souza
"Silas" <stchristiansen@xactware.com> wrote in message
news:dvcgk2$7hf$1@utils.eclipse.org...
>I just downloaded the following modules and extracted them into a folder in
>the following order:
>
> eclipse-SDK-3.2M5a-win32.zip
> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.0M5.zip
> GEF-SDK-3.2M5.zip
> JEM-SDK-1.2M2.zip
> wtp-S-1.5M5-200603022222.zip
>
> I then tried to create a dynamic web project and was able to start using
> the wizard to do so. I wanted to create a new jsf project and when I
> noticed that wasn't available I downloaded the following:
>
> wtp-jsf-I200512161901.zip
>
> After doing so I tried to create a new project but could no longer select
> the Dynamic Web Project Wizard. Anybody have any ideas on why? I was
> trying to use the following tutorial:
> http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jsf/dev_resource/JSFTutorial /JSFTools_milestone1_tutorial.html
>
> Perhaps I am to bleeding edge. Should I download all the release builds
> rather than the milestones?
> Thanks
>
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Re: JSF and Dynamic Web Project Wizard [message #608397 is a reply to message #473813] |
Tue, 30 January 2007 11:23  |
Eclipse User |
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I am not sure I understand your issue. Are you saying that you cannot
find where to launch the "Dynamic Web Project" wizard? If so, it should
be found under the "Web" category of new projects.
If the wizard is not present do the following. Using the menus Help ->
Software Updates -> Manage Configuration, ensure that the WST and JST
features are correctly installed. If missing, or disabled for any reason,
check the pre-requisites for WTP on the WTP download webpage.
If this hasn't helped, you may be better served if you post this question
to the eclipse.webtools newsgroup.
Regards,
Gerry Kessler
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