Eclipse autocomplete (content assist) with jsf2.0, xhtml and primefaces 2.2.RC1 [duplicate]

Question

I use windows 7. I set the ClassPath like this:

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 alse do this:

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

But, it doesn't works.

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When I use netbeans. I do nothing, but the autocomplete function works well.

Roughhouse

Answer 1

First backup your project in other location.

Download Eclipse Helios and right click on the your Project, goto Properties go to Project Facets change the Configuration to JavaServer Faces 2.0 Project Apply.

Achievement

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:

Whistling

Answer 3

Actually, you should add .xhtml.

Sarita

Answer 4

Try to do this:

• In package / project explorer left-click on project folder.
• Click on Project Facets voice on the left
• In the right panel Convert to faceted form... should appear. If so, click on it, otherwise skip this step.
• Set up properly your configuration and select JavaServer Faces.

Now you should have autocomplete for standard jsf and primefaces libraries.

Cecilycecity

Answer 5

JSF 2.0 Facelets support is introduced in Helios (Eclipse 3.6). For older Eclipse versions, or for more advanced features such as EL autocomplete, you can always use the JBoss Tools plugin. If you're using Glassfish, the Glassfish Eclipse plugin also comes with a bit more advanced Facelets support.

Reproach