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Faces-config design mode

 
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Hi All,

The only place I have seen faces-config.xml in design mode is on the net. Somebody please help me how to view it in design mode. Should we do any changes in preference or something?

BTW, I imported a WAR file and faces-config.xml came along with the file.

I also want to know how to create our own faces-config file in Design mode.
 
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Design mode would imply an IDE. Is that what you are asking? If yes, which IDE?
 
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Hi,

you can do it on Eclipse or NetBeans.
If I understood your question...

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Actually, now that JSF2 has made it possible to define and wire together backing beans using annotations, a lot of people are avoiding faces-config.xml. Sometimes even more than they should.
 
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Hi Maneesh and Marcos,

Yeah.. I am using Eclipse Helios IDE... While design mode is coming for the web.xml, it is not coming for faces-config.

Tim, Thanks for the valuable info. I never knew that. Meanwhile Let me learn the basics first and then join the bunch of professionals

Ron
 
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