I am trying to create a HellowWorld app with JSF. I create dynamic web products, choose JSF v 2.0 for configuration , Then disable the library configuration then I add jsf-api.jar, jsf-impl.jar, jstl-api.jar and jstl-impl.jar to my lib folder. Then make simple japp and when trying to start it, I'm not available to get the You must ensure that For example, if you have a requested resource (). I think this web. There is something with the mapping of Faces Servlet in Xml.
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simple.jsp file present in the webcontent and
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