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Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757913]

Tue, 21 March 2017 15:05

Eclipse User

I can create, deploy and run a simple project with a .jsp where I combine java and html.

However, I cannot wrap my head around using simple tags like <f:view>.
Whatever I do, the taglibs
<%@ taglib ...>
are flagged with "Can not find the tag library descriptor..." errors, and subsequent use of tags yield an "Unknown tag <f:view>" error.

I have found lots of old issues with tag libraries, which could be resolved by adding the right library to the project, but nothing more recent (running eclipse neon), so I guess I am overlooking something real basic. Any help is appreciated...

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757916 is a reply to message #1757913]

Tue, 21 March 2017 15:55

Eclipse User

The first question is whether your page runs anyway, with the project correctly targeting and compiling against WildFly (instead of something different like the built-in "J2EE Preview"). Then, if so, it comes to why the JSF library is not being found within Eclipse. So, does the page run?

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757918 is a reply to message #1757916]

Tue, 21 March 2017 16:02

Eclipse User

As I mentioned, I can run my project. It runs on server, outside eclipse.
That is, the project runs without tags added, just java and html.

[Updated on: Tue, 21 March 2017 16:04] by Moderator

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757922 is a reply to message #1757918]

Tue, 21 March 2017 16:49

Eclipse User

The interesting part, for this question, is what happens with the tags added.

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757924 is a reply to message #1757922]

Tue, 21 March 2017 17:14

Eclipse User

Nitin Dahyabhai wrote on Tue, 21 March 2017 20:49

The interesting part, for this question, is what happens with the tags added.

It gives the errors mentioned above, the project cannot be built.

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1757931 is a reply to message #1757924]

Tue, 21 March 2017 18:22

Eclipse User

Are you unable to launch it regardless? Is there any configuration you're supposed to do to enable JSF on WildFly?

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1758080 is a reply to message #1757931]

Thu, 23 March 2017 07:01

Eclipse User

Nitin Dahyabhai wrote on Tue, 21 March 2017 22:22

Are you unable to launch it regardless? Is there any configuration you're supposed to do to enable JSF on WildFly?

I cannot compile, build or deploy the .jsp file; the server is running. I don't think Wildfly needs to be tweaked to enable JSF.

I can easily reproduce the problem:
1. Create Dynamic Web Project, targetting WIldfly 10.x runtime, enable JavaServer Faces facet
2. Add .jsp file (the default template gives you a <f:view> tag
3. Open the newly created .jsp file: the taglibs are marked as error.

I would appreciate if someone out there could try this one for me to check whether it works...

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1758123 is a reply to message #1758080]

Thu, 23 March 2017 13:46

Eclipse User

I just found out that using Glassfish instead of Wildfly gives me exactly the same errors.
I guess the problem does not depend on the application server used.

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1758124 is a reply to message #1758123]

Thu, 23 March 2017 13:48

Eclipse User

Could someone out there running Ubuntu check whether the above works, and let me know about versions of eclipse and server?

Re: Create Dynamic Web Project with Java Server Faces on WIldFly server? [message #1758275 is a reply to message #1758124]

Sun, 26 March 2017 16:13

Eclipse User

Finally got this sorted out: I did a complete reinstall of eclipse and tools, and this finally started to make sense.
Looks like eclipse got screwed up in silence.

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