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how can we see components of JSF in palette in netbeans?

Nitesh Panchal
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Hello,
This is my first page in JSF. Just wanted to know how can we see components of JSF in palette in netbeans. When i chose JSF framework in Netbeans while creating web application, only few components were visible in palette like Metadata, JSF Form, JSF Form from Entity, JSF Data table, JSF data table from entity. Where are all other controls like command button? radio button etc? Another thing is, when i write code in code editor, then all controls are available in intellisense, then why is it not available in palette? I know this may be stupid question but i am beginner and please bear with me.

Also, I am very much excited about JSF. Can anybody tell me name of few plugins or some popular frameworks?which can enhance my web application beautifully? I heard of IceFaces Framework. Can somebody throw some light on this framework, why has it gained so much popularity and what can we do with IceFaces that is not possible without it?
Cameron Wallace McKenzie
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Check out JBoss' RichFaces for great AJAX functionality within a JSF application.

http://www.jboss.org/richfaces

Of course, get the basics of JSF down first. It's not that hard. From there, delve into the cool Ajax stuff.

***BTW, my edit of your post was simply to give it a more meaningful subject line. Always use a good subject line!

-Cameron McKenzie


Author of Hibernate Made Easy, What is WebSphere???, JSF 2.0 Made Easy and the SCJA Certification Guides
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://zeroturnaround.com/jrebel - it saves me about five hours per week
 
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