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Required steps:
- Download the required * ExtVal jar-files. (As an alternative, you can of course checkout the Source Code and build ExtVal yourselfdetails.)
- Add the ExtVal jar-files to your classpath.
- Use the annotations.
That's it!
- Basically you just have to choose the validation module(s) you would like to use and include it/them as well as the core of ExtVal in your JSF application. Currently you need at least:
myfaces-extval-core-*.jar
- Optional: The validation module you would like to use (e.g.:
myfaces-extval-property-validation-*.jar
and/or myfaces-extval-bean-validation-*.jar
and/or your own implementation) - Optional: Furthermore, you might need a component support module for the component
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- . Or you might need the generic component support module
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- E.g. ICEfaces as well as RichFaces use some special tricks. Therefore, you need the generic component support module.
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- However, there are also component libs which don't need an additional support module.
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- Esp. with JSF 2 you should test if you really need a component support module.
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- If something renders differently, you just have to include the generic component support module.
*Currently you need at least:
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- Add the ExtVal jar-files to your classpath.
- Use the annotations.
That's it!
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Hello MyFaces ExtVal
The Getting Started page shows some basic examples. Further information is available in some of the External Documentation.
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