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Using JSF jars of the web application instead of server'JSF implementation

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I have a web application which uses JSF 1.1 API but fails in JSF 1.2 implementation. NetWeaver 7.1 AS has JSF 1.2 jars in its library. When I deploy the web application , the war deploys fine, but the application startup fails as the default classloading policy of 'parent first' makes the JSF 1.2 jars of the application server .

Any help on this will be of great help .

Vishwanath

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siarhei_pisarenka3
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Just remove runtime reference to the NW JSF jars.

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Thanks, but I am novice to NetWeaver.

Can you please elaborate the steps to do that. This exactly is what I want i.e referring the web-inf/lib JSF implementation and not the NW one.

I was playing with heavy resource but no help. I guess its because parent of heavy reosource is Standard JEE class loader. ?

Please correct my understanding and elaborate the steps.

Will be great help

thanks

siarhei_pisarenka3
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Hi

In your EAR development component find file .dcdef. It contains runtime references of your application. Edit the file.

BR, Siarhei

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Sorry for not explaining the sceneario.

I have a war file which I just deploy in Netweaver AS 7.1 .

I am not sure where to look for this file u mention. In case of war will it have the same name. Where do I see it. I have deployed the war using the war deploy tool

Edited by: Vishwanath Washimkar on Nov 27, 2009 11:25 AM

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Where shoul be the .dcdef file be located