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Java EE query

jeremy

Hi,

In NavigationBean.java it has the code

import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
import javax.faces.event.ActionEvent;‍‍‍

If I hover over these two lines of code in my NetBeans IDE, the messages

package javax.faces.context does not exist

and

package javax.faces.event does not exist

display.

The javax.faces package is a package of Java EE.

Do I need to install Java EE to remove the above NetBeans messages ?

Why is it not necessary to have Java EE installed for Alfresco to run, if the source code imports Java EE packages (e.g. javax.faces) ?

Thanks.

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Comments

hsohaib

Have you installed the Alfresco SDK in netbeans? if yes you shouldn't have a problem.

Why is it not necessary to have Java EE installed for Alfresco to run, if the source code imports Java EE packages (e.g. javax.faces) ?

Alfresco includes all the neccessary j2ee libraries in "WEB-INF/lib" directory, and they are neccessary for Alfresco to run.

jeremy

Hi,

I don't have Alfresco SDK installed in NetBeans because I will be making changes to the source code.

NetBeans is no longer saying those packages don't exist.

Thanks.