Eclipse autocomplete (content support) using jsf2.0, xhtml and price lists 2.2.RC1

Question

I am using Windows 7. I install ClassPath as follows:

D: \ EclipseProjects \ DLFWD_NEW \ WebContent \ WEB-INF \ Lib \ JSF-api.jar; D: \ EclipseProjects \ DLFWD_NEW \ WebContent \ WEB-INF \ Lib \ JSF-impl.jar; D: \ EclipseProjects \ DLFWD_NEW \ WebContent \ WEB-INF \ Lib \ primefaces-2.2.RC1.jar

And I do everything like this:

Window> Preferences> General> Content Types> Text> JSP> Add (xhtml)

But that does not work.

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When I use netbeans. I am not doing anything, but the autocomplete function works well.

Answer 1

First back up your project elsewhere.

Download Eclipse Helios and right-click on your project, go to Properties go to project grants change the project "Configuration for JavaServer Faces 2.0" Apply.

Answer 2

Very easy: I have SpringSource Tool Suite 3.0.0 (Eclipse 4.2.0)

Project Properties > Project Facets Check: JavaServer Faces. Version: 2.1 Push Link: Further configuration required... Push Icon Button: Download library Select: Apache MyFaces o Oracle Mojarra Destination folder: I have my own /lib folder into my Project Licence: ok 

and enjoy! Content Assist for h: f: and p:

Answer 3

Actually, you have to add .xhtml .

Answer 4

Try to do this:

• In package / project explorer left-click on the project folder.
• Click Project Facets voice on the left
• Convert to faceted form... appears in the right pane. If so, click on it, otherwise skip this step.
• Configure your configuration correctly and select JavaServer Faces .

You should now have autocomplete in the standard jsf and primefaces libraries.

Answer 5

Support for JSF 2.0 Facelets is introduced in Helios (Eclipse 3.6). For older versions of Eclipse, or for more advanced features such as auto-complete EL, you can always use the JBoss Tools plugin. If you use Glassfish, the Glassfish Eclipse plugin also comes with slightly more advanced Facelets support.