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First step with JavaServer Faces using EclipseThis tuto rial facilitates the first steps with the quite new framework JavaServer F aces (J SF). Stepby step an exa mple application (a library) w ill be created, which illustrate the different e lements ofthe framework.The exa mple application will provide the following f unctionality.• Display a book overview ( list of books)• Add, edit and delete a bookGeneralsAuthor: Sascha Wolskihttp://w ww.laliluna.d e/tu torials. html Tutorials fo r S truts, E JB, x doclet, JSF, J SP and ecl ipse.Date: December, 21 2004Source code:The s ources do not c ontain any p roject files of eclipse or libraries. Create a new project followingthe tutorial, add the li braries as exp lained in the tutorial and then you can copy th e sources in yournew project.http://w ww.laliluna.de/asset s/tu torials/ first-java- server-faces-tutorial. zipPDF Version des Tutorials:http://w ww.laliluna.de/asset s/tu torials/ first-java- server-faces-tutorial- en.pd fDevelopment ToolsEclipse 3.x MyEclipse plugin 3.8 (A cheap and quite powerful Extension to Eclipse to develop Web Applications and EJB (J2EE)Applications. I think that there i s a test version a vailalable at My Eclipse.)Application ServerJboss 3.2.5You may use Tomcat here if you like.Create a JavaServer faces projectCreate a new web projec t. File > New > Project . Set a nice n ame and add the JSTL Libraries to the project.Add the JavaServer faces Capabilities. Right c ...