Reputation: 2437
Is there any other way to tell Java EE 6 app server that project is going to use JSF than having an empty faces-config.xml
?
I'd love to do this somehow using annotations or maybe initialization code on appcontext. Having an empty faces-config.xml
looks namely really ugly to me. I'm pretty okay with default configuration, just wondering if it's possible to drop the physical faces-config.xml
file somehow.
Currently I already don't have any web.xml
and I'm quite ok with that, so registering the FacesServlet
manually is not what I'm looking for.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 751
Reputation: 1108537
This is only supported in JSF 2.1 and above, not in JSF 2.0. So you have to upgrade your JSF 2.0 libraries to JSF 2.1 or to target an apsperver which bundles JSF 2.1.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 37
Yes you can remove it,in JSF 2 you dont need a faces-config.xml file unless you want to declare message resources,converters,validators,el resolvers etc.
Upvotes: 0