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Re: problem to find tag [message #813606 is a reply to message #813430] |
Mon, 05 March 2012 13:44 |
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On 2012.03.05 1:55, Ned Ned wrote:
> Thanks sir a lot, but i can't find this jars:
> myfaces-api-
> myfaces-impl-
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> richfaces-api-
> richfaces-impl-
> richfaces-ui-
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> for JSF 1.1
In researching my notes, I found that limiting myself to JSF 1 was
becoming increasingly difficult.
I find JARs in two places. First, I try to get them from their
source/vendor/etc. Second, I Google them and often find them lurking in
some Maven repository.
To find the name of a JAR enclosing a particular class, there are a
couple of sites that help, jarfinder.com and findjar.com.
Anymore, people don't look for JARs, they use Maven. I don't happen to
like Maven (for all sorts of reasons). I use Ivy. But, the point is,
Maven will find the JARs for you, if you can figure out how to express
the dependency.
Spring and things like it often provide a lot of functionality you're
looking for within a sometimes unbearably rigid framework. If you accept
to drink the KoolAid, the framework will do a lot for you. Casual
consumption is a lot more difficult.
The best way to get going is to find a tutorial. You might be following
one right now--and it might be the reason you're limiting yourself to
JSF 1. The trick is to find a working tutorial. Tutorials go out of date
quickly when there have critical dependencies on JAR versions.
I would suggest http://www.vogella.de for a great tutorial on JSF.
Last, Eclipse has a subforum of this one dedicated to JSF. Sometimes,
you can get help there.
I admit that the problem you're trying to solve was one of just a few
nightmares I had to solve and it took me a long time.
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Re: problem to find tag [message #813674 is a reply to message #813623] |
Mon, 05 March 2012 15:32 |
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On 3/5/2012 7:16 AM, Ned Ned wrote:
> Thx Sir,
> My problem is,
> first i start to work with JSF 1.2 but when i have changed my web xml to
> deploy my project on OC4J oracle (10g) i have this problem
> [snip]
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> OracleJSP : oracle.jsp.parse.JspParseException: /index.jsp: Ligne n° 3,
> <%@ taglib uri="http: //richfaces.org/rich" prefix="rich" %>
> Erreur : Impossible de charger la classe taghandler : http:
> //richfaces.org/rich
You're using ojsp.jar from Oracly, I'm guessing. I don't know anything
about that JAR. I wish I could help there. As it also looks very old,
I'm pessmimistic about you getting support from Oracle on it. I can't
really speculate further.
You might have more luck getting help a) in the JSF forum and b) in any
forum if you switched the language of localization to English. Many
unfortunately might be frightened off by seeing an error message in
French and assuming they won't be able to help. Just a suggestion.
It might also help if you posted a list of the JARs you are using.
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