Use the JSF Application Configuration editor to build a JavaServer Faces (JSF) Web application and to manage the application resources. The JSF Application Configuration editor provides a graphical view of navigation rules and a tree view of managed beans.
Select the tabs of the JSF Application Configuration editor to access pages where you can add, delete, and update the JSF configuration.
JSF Application Configuration editor pages
| Tab | Use this page to: |
|---|---|
| Introduction | Learn what the editor does and use the links to the help and cheat sheets for detailed information. |
| Overview | View basic details, grouped in table views, of the components of the faces-config.xml file. |
| Navigation | Define the page flow and add navigation rules for the Web application. |
| ManagedBean | Add and define the managed beans used in the Web application. |
| Component | Add and define values for the Components, Validators, Converters, and RenderKits used in the Web application. |
| Other | Add and define values for Action Listeners, Default RenderKit IDs, Locale Configuration, Message Bundles, Navigation Handlers, Property Resolvers, State Managers, Variable Resolvers, View Handlers, Application, Factories, Faces Context Factories, and Lifecycle Factories, RenderKit Factories, and Phase Listeners used in the Web application. |
| Source | View and edit the source code of the faces-config.xml file. |
Configuring the faces-config xml file
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