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What are required configurations for JSF framework?



What are required configurations for JSF framework?..

Answer / Chiranjeev Narayan

"The required configurations for JSF (JavaServer Faces) framework include:
1. Installation of a Java EE compatible server like Glassfish, JBoss, or Tomcat.
2. Adding the necessary JSF libraries such as JSF API and JSF Implementation (e.g., Mojarra) to the project's classpath.
3. Configuring the application in web.xml by specifying the view handler and the JSF implementation.
4. Creating a faces-config.xml file for configuration of managed beans, navigation rules, converters, validators, etc."

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