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Let’s say I’ve created a simple composite component in one of my JSF 2.0 web applications using Facelets. Now, I want to use that component in another webapp. Rather than copy the .xhtml file from one app to another, I would like to create a library that I can simply include in each of the webapps.
How do I package my composite components to make a library that can be shared across projects?
After a post to the webtier mailing list I was told that the jar file must have a META-INF/faces-config.xml file that has a root faces-config element with a version of 2.0. After creating that, the webapp was able to reference my custom composite components.
Mailing list thread here