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diff --git a/jsf/plugins/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.facesconfig.ui/cheatsheets/facesconfigeditor.xml b/jsf/plugins/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.facesconfig.ui/cheatsheets/facesconfigeditor.xml deleted file mode 100644 index aed958f96..000000000 --- a/jsf/plugins/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.facesconfig.ui/cheatsheets/facesconfigeditor.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,276 +0,0 @@ -<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> -<cheatsheet title="Faces Configuration Editor"> - - <intro - href="/org.eclipse.platform.doc.user/reference/ref-cheatsheets.htm"> - <description> - This cheat sheet will demonstrate how to edit a JSF - configuration file with Faces Config Editor. - <br /> - <br /> - To learn more about using cheat sheets, click the help - button in the top right corner (?). - </description> - </intro> - - <!-- Item --> - - <item title="Open the J2EE perspective" - href="/org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.doc.user/topics/cjpers.html" - dialog="false" skip="true"> - <description> - To open the J2EE perspective, select - <b>Window->Open Perspective->Other...</b> - and choose - <b>J2EE</b> - . - <br /> - <br /> - Alternatively, click the following button to perform the - task. - </description> - <command - serialization="org.eclipse.ui.perspectives.showPerspective(org.eclipse.ui.perspectives.showPerspective.perspectiveId=org.eclipse.jst.j2ee.J2EEPerspective)" /> - </item> - - <!-- Item --> - - <item title="Create the JSF web project" - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/create_jsf_app.html" - dialog="true" skip="false"> - <description> - To create the JSF web application perform the following - steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Select "File->New->Project..." from the main menu and choose "Dynamic Web Project" from the resulting "New Project" dialog box" - skip="false"> - <command - serialization="org.eclipse.ui.newWizard(newWizardId=org.eclipse.jst.servlet.ui.project.facet.WebProjectWizard)" /> - </subitem> - <subitem - label="Input "JSFApplication" into the "Project Name" text box" - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Select "JavaServer Faces v1.1 Project" in the "Configurations" dropdown box" - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Accept the rest of the default preloaded values on the "Dynamic Web Project" page and click "Next"" - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Accept the rest of the default preloaded values on the "Project Facets" page and click "Next"" - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Accept the rest of the default preloaded values on the "Web Module" page and click "Next"" - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Specify JSF Facet Settings on the "JSF Capabilities" page and click "Finish"" - skip="false" /> - </item> - - <item title="Open the JSF configuration file" - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/use_facesconfig_editor.html" - dialog="true" skip="false"> - <description> - To open the JSF configuration file, Expand the - WebContent/WEB-INF/ folder in the "Project - Explorer" view; Double click on the - "faces-config.xml" file to open it. Or right click - on it then select "Open With" -> "FacesConfig - Editor" - </description> - <subitem - label="Expand the /JSFApplication/WebContent/WEB-INF/ folder in the "Project Explorer" view; " - skip="true"> - </subitem> - <subitem - label="Double click on the "faces-config.xml" file to open it. - Or right click on it then select "Open With" -> "FacesConfig Editor"" - skip="false"> - <command - serialization="org.eclipse.ui.navigate.openResource(filePath=JSFApplication/WebContent/WEB-INF/faces-config.xml)" /> - </subitem> - </item> - - - <item href=" " title="Get an introduction on the FacesConfig Editor" - dialog="false" skip="true"> - <description> - On the "Introduction " page, there are some - introductions about the FacesConfig Editor, and some links - to start work with it, or show user the tutorial and help - documentation. - </description> - </item> - - - <item href=" " title="Get an overview of the content" dialog="false" - skip="true"> - <description> - On the "Overview " page, there are several tables - that list the main elements defined in the current faces - config file. By double-clicking on an element, user could be - guided to the corresponding page to edit it. - </description> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/define_navigations.html" - title="Create a Navigation Rule"> - <description> - To create a navigation rule perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Use the JSP Page wizard to create a page called " login.jsp " in the Web Content folder of the new application. - In the Select Templates page of the wizard, select the "New JSP(html) " template. Click Finish." - skip="false"> - <command - serialization="org.eclipse.ui.newWizard(newWizardId=org.eclipse.jst.jsp.ui.internal.wizard.NewJSPWizard)" /> - </subitem> - <subitem - label="In the same way, create a page called "welcome.jsp " ." - skip="false"> - <command - serialization="org.eclipse.ui.newWizard(newWizardId=org.eclipse.jst.jsp.ui.internal.wizard.NewJSPWizard)" /> - </subitem> - <subitem - label="Select the "Page" control from the "Palette" and drop it on the "Navigation" tab. - Choose the page in the resulting "Select JSP File" dialog. " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Connect the two pages. Click on the "Link" control in the "Palette", select the "login" page and draw a line to the "welcome" page. - Select the line in the "Navigation" tab and in the property view, set the value of the "from-outcome" to "login" . " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a navigation-rule element created." - skip="false" /> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/create_managedbean.html" - title="Create a Managed Bean"> - <description> - To create a managed bean perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Switch to the "ManagedBean" page; click the "New" button, the new managed bean wizard pops up." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the "Java Class Selection" page, choose "Create a new Java class", then click "Next"." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the "Java Class" page, input "com.tutorial" into the "Package" field and input "LoginBean" into the "Name" field, - then click "Next" to the next page." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the "Managed Bean Configuration" page, accept the default values and click "Finish" to finish this wizard." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a managed-bean element created." - skip="true" /> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/facesconfig_ui/add_component.html" - title="Create a Component"> - <description> - To create a component perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Switch to the "Component" page; expand the "Components" section; " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Click the "New" button, a new empty component element is created." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the right part, fill in the essential fields for this component, for example "Component Type", "Component Class"." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a component element created." - skip="false" /> - </item> - - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/facesconfig_ui/add_converter.html" - title="Create a Converter"> - <description> - To create a converter perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Switch to the "Component" page; expand the "Converters" section; " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Click the "New" button, a new empty converter element is created." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the right part, fill in the essential fields for this converter, for example "Converter ID", "Converter Class"." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a converter element created." - skip="false" /> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/facesconfig_ui/add_renderkit.html" - title="Create a Render Kit"> - <description> - To create a render-kit perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Switch to the "Component" page; expand the "RenderKits" section; " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Click the "New" button, a new empty render-kit element is created." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the right part, fill in the essential fields for this converter, for example "Renderkit ID", "Renderkit Class"." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a render-kit element created." - skip="false" /> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/facesconfig_ui/add_validator.html" - title="Create a Validator"> - <description> - To create a validator perform the following steps - </description> - <subitem - label="Switch to the "Component" page; expand the "Validators" section; " - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Click the "New" button, a new empty validator element is created." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="On the right part, fill in the essential fields for this converter, for example "Validator ID", "Validator Class"." - skip="false" /> - <subitem - label="Swith to the "Source" page, will find that there is a validator element created." - skip="false" /> - </item> - - <item - href="/org.eclipse.jst.jsf.doc.user/html/tasks/use_facesconfig_editor.html" - title="Editing other elements on the Others Page"> - <description> - On the "Others" page, there are several sections - for editing the elements such as - "action-listener", "locale-config", and - so on. - </description> - </item> - - <item title="Source Page"> - <description> - The "Source" page is a embeded XML editor, user can edit the xml source of faces config directly here. - </description> - </item> - - <item title="Completion"> - <description> - Congratulations, you should now be able to use this editor fluently. - </description> - </item> -</cheatsheet>
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