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Unfortunately we don't yet support Eclipse 3.3/WTP 2.0 yet.

instruction is in readme.html included in ICEfaces-MyEclipse-IDE-v2.0.1.zip.

We do not have update site for tool bundles but you can download them and install them from your local drive.

We have tested and cannot reproduce the issue as you reported.

Steps to install ICEfaces MyEclipse integration bundle for MyEclipse 5.5

1. download both ICEfaces-MyEclipse-IDE-v2.0.1.zip and ICEfaces-1.6.0-libs-MyEclipse.zip

2. unzip them to a directory, let's say c:\ICEfacesMyEclipse so that the directory structure is like:

c:\ICEfacesMyEclipse
features
com.genuitec.eclipse.icefaces.160.feature_1.0.1
com.icesoft.ide.myeclipse.feature_2.0.1
plugins
com.icesoft.ide.myeclipse.integration_2.0.1.jar
com.genuitec.eclipse.icefaces.160_1.0.1

2. Fire up MyEclipse 5.5.

3. Help -> Software Updates ->Find and Install->Search for new features to install->New Local Sites..->select c:\ICEfacesMyEclipse and click Ok

4. In "Update sites to visit" dialog, check the new local site you just added, and click Finish button

You can manually remove dependent jar files from your eclipse project (under WEB-INF/lib) or remove them from war file generated by eclipse if you use eclipse 3.2.2+wtp 1.5.x.

JBoss 4.2 is released after wtp 1.5 and it is not in WTP's defined server list. ICEfaces integration 2.0 doesn't check server because it may not be defined yet. SO removing conflicting jars from your project or from war file is the easiest way.

Steps to install ICEfaces-MyEclipse-IDE-v2.0.1 on MyEclipse v5.5

1. download the archive and unzip it to a directory, let's say c:\ICEfacesMyEclipse.

2. Fire up MyEclipse 5.5.

3. Help -> Software Updates ->Find and Install->Search for new features to install->New Local Sites..->select c:\ICEfacesMyEclipse and click Ok

4. In "Update sites to visit" dialog, check the new local site you just added, and click Finish button

unfortunately it is not available yet. For now you can use "ICEfaces-Eclipse-IDE-v2.0.1.zip" Philip posted above, which should be ok on Eclipse 3.3.

Thanks

Since you are using MyEclipse 5.1, you cannot use ICEfaces Integration for MyEclipse 2.0.1, which is for MyEclipse 5.5

Yes, you certainly can manually update your project.

1. replace previous version of ICEfaces and its dependent jar files with those from ICEfaces v1.6.0 release bundle under WebRoot/WEB-INF/lib

To do so you may need to bring up project explorer.

2. add following listener to your web.xml
<listener>
<listener-class>com.icesoft.faces.util.event.servlet.ContextEventRepeater</listener-class>
</listener>

Which version of MyEclipse are you using? Which version of ICEfaces MyEclipse Plugin are you using?

Current ICEfaces Eclipse integrations either ICEfaces Eclipse WTP or ICEfaces Eclipse JSF integration were developed based on WTP 1.5.x which is based on Eclipse 3.2. They have been tested against WTP 1.5.x /Eclipse 3.2.

Eclipse 3.3, on which WTP 2.0 is based, was released a week ago. Now Eclipse JSF project v1.0 is finally graduated and bundled with WTP 2.0. We have noticed that there are a lot of changes made in JSF v0.5, especially the major refactoring made in JSF v1.0 recently. We are working on it and are trying to release new version for Eclipse 3.3/WTP 2.0 soon. Since Eclipse JSF 1.0 is bundled with WTP 2.0 it won't be necessary to 2 different ICEfaces Eclipse Integrations.

We have tool integration for Eclipse WTP and Eclipse WTP/JSF. But don't have integration for that specific plugin.

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?

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.

Eclipse WTP has ome sub-project and one of them is JSF project. Currently WTP and JSF are separated and you need to download them separately. And this is why ICEfaces.org offers 2 different integrate bundles. One for Eclipse with WTP installed and another for Eclipse with WTP and JSF.

When you tried to install the bundle for Eclipse with WTP and JSF to the Eclipse without JSF tools installed, dependency checking failed and error reported.

According to Eclipse.org, upcoming WTP 2.0 will include JSF tools but it hasn't been released yet. Current ICEfaces Eclipse Integration bundles do not support 2.0 but will support it after it is officially released.

use jspx as extension.

What is the problem? ICEfaces throws exception? or editor auto-complete doesn't work with ice: components?

I have tried on all we supported Eclipse and Eclipse-based IDEs. It works.

I have never tried exadel IDE and I don't how it works.

Try Eclipse with WTP, Eclipse JSF, MyEclipse, or BEA Workshop Studio.

try this one.

<Code:

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
 <jsp:root version="1.2"
    xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page"
    xmlns:f="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"
    xmlns:h="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"
    xmlns:ice="http://www.icesoft.com/icefaces/component">
    <f:view>
      <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
        <head>
          <title>
             <ice:outputText value="ICEfaces, Ajax for Java EE" />
          </title>
          <ice:outputStyle href="./xmlhttp/css/xp/xp.css" />
        </head>
        <body>
 
          <ice:outputText value="Thank you for using ICEfaces." />
          
          <ice:form>
 
          </ice:form>
 
        </body>
      </html>
    </f:view>
 </jsp:root>