#176992 - No guarantee that facelets descriptors in jsf-impl.jar added to a web project as a library will be used in favour of the glassfish's jsf-impl.jar
Marek Fukala <[email protected]>
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https://netbeans.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=176992 Description: If one adds its own implementation of jsf 2.0 to a web project as a library, in runtime the classes are loaded from this jar instead of the default implementation which comes with the webserver. One would expect that the code completion and other jsf editor features would reflect this as well. However, this is not true, since if there is more facelets libraries descriptors for one library found on the compile classpath, one of them will be choosen in an undefined way. This may break the case when one upgrades the mojarra jars by putting freshest binaries to the web project as a libraries. The jsf editor support may not use the descriptors from these newer files. Impact: JSF code completion offers incorrect items and error checks works according to incorrect descriptor so some false alarms may appear Fix: Properly sort the library descriptor sources before processing so the files from the beginning of the classpath are processed first and any other subsequent identical descriptors are ignored. Changeset: http://hg.netbeans.org/web-main/rev/7558dcf47fe0 Thanks for the review, Marek