Apache MyFaces is an Apache Software Foundation project that creates and maintains an open-source JavaServer Faces implementation, along with several libraries of JSF components that can be deployed on the core implementation. The project is divided into several sub-projects:

JavaServer Faces (JSF) Tutorial By Anand , developersBOOK.COM , 03/01/08 . Page 2 of 3: JSF- Getting started Apache MyFaces IBM Simplica (based on Apache MyFaces) Additionally, there are several 3rd party UI components that should run with any implementation. I just added an attachment that contains the full facelets taglib definition for tomahawk as of myfaces 1.1.0. I extracted this from tomahawk.tld (thus the non-alphabetical order) and included a custom renderer whenever the JSP tag specified a different renderer than the default renderer for the JSF component. JSF is a specification provided by SUN and you will find a number of implementations of JSF and one of such implementation is from Apache called MyFaces. Although in above example I have used JSF just to show a basic example, it may be useful to use MyFaces in your early stage of development. Im trying to add MyFaces Tomahawk to my JSF 2.0 project in NetBeans. I readed a lots of coments where it says how to do it but it doesnt work there are the steps i have done: 1? Copy all jar's Add MyFaces Tomahawk to a JSF 2.0 project in NetBeans. Ask Question 1. 1. Added this import Downloading MyFaces example integrated with tomahawk. If you are beginner in the field of JSF framework then really its necessary to follow the examples provided by any source. Here apache itself has provided examples in a zipped format. These examples are good implementation of Tomahawk components. The standard JSF libraries. Apache MyFaces Trinidad libraries. The right settings in web.xml, faces-config.xml. An additional file "trinidad-config.xml" which contains some Trinidad specific settings. The Apache MyFaces project provides both an implementa