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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 15/06/2007 02:23:36
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Cyrill
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Hi all,
I use Eclipse so I installed the "ICEfaces integration for Eclipse v3.2 with Web Tools Project" (ICEfaces-Eclipse-IDE-2.0.0.zip). After the plugin has been installed configured the home directory of icefaces. But when I tried to add icefaces to an existing project I do not have the "project facets" option in the project properties. Does anybody has the same problem?
thx & regards
Cyrill
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 15/06/2007 09:24:14
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philip.breau

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Hi Cyrill,
Do you see the "Enable ICEfaces" option in the context menu off the project node in the Project Explorer pane? If you tried this, did it set up your web.xml with the ICEfaces configuration and bring in the ICEfaces libraries into your project?
Philip
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 19/06/2007 12:48:28
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liming.wu
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Most likely the existing project is not a "dynamic web project". It the existing project is not dynamic web project, Project Facets, J2EE Module Dependencies, Server, and Web Project Settings attributes won't show up in Properties dialog.
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 20/06/2007 02:55:22
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Cyrill
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liming.wu wrote:
Most likely the existing project is not a "dynamic web project". It the existing project is not dynamic web project, Project Facets, J2EE Module Dependencies, Server, and Web Project Settings attributes won't show up in Properties dialog.
Hi,
It's an eclipse Tomcat project. It's not one of these you listed?
Cyrill
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 20/06/2007 10:26:19
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liming.wu
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What do you mean by eclipse tomcat project?
On Eclipse with WTP, you can create Java project, Web/dynamic web project, Web/static web project, EJB/EJB project, J2EE/Enterprise Application project, etc. Once dynamic web project is created, you can run your app on tomcat, weblogic, jboss etc by defining a server. This is how eclipse wtp works.
When you create you project, which one you have picked?
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 22/06/2007 03:55:16
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Cyrill
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I'm talking about an eclipse Tomcat Plugin (http://www.eclipsetotale.com/tomcatPlugin.html). That allows you to create a tomcat project and start/stop your project in eclipse. I think it's not one of those you mentioned. So i will try it out with one of those project.
regards
Cyrill
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![[Post New]](/JForum/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 22/06/2007 10:20:59
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liming.wu
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We have tool integration for Eclipse WTP and Eclipse WTP/JSF. But don't have integration for that specific plugin.
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