Examples of FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            // 2. A faces-config.xml file is found in the META-INF directory of a jar in the application's classpath.
            // 3. A filename ending in .faces-config.xml is found in the META-INF directory of a jar in the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            // 2. A faces-config.xml file is found in the META-INF directory of a jar in the application's classpath.
            // 3. A filename ending in .faces-config.xml is found in the META-INF directory of a jar in the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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Examples of org.apache.myfaces.spi.FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory

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            //    the application's classpath.
            // To do this properly it is necessary to use some SPI interfaces MyFaces already has, to
            // deal with OSGi and other
            // environments properly.
            ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
           
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls != null && !metaInfFacesConfigUrls.isEmpty())
            {
                return true;
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                    }
                }
            }

            final ExternalContext externalContext = new StartupServletExternalContextImpl(servletContext, true);
            final FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory factory = FacesConfigResourceProviderFactory.
                    getFacesConfigResourceProviderFactory(externalContext);
            final FacesConfigResourceProvider provider = factory.createFacesConfigResourceProvider(externalContext);
            final Collection<URL> metaInfFacesConfigUrls =  provider.getMetaInfConfigurationResources(externalContext);
            if (metaInfFacesConfigUrls == null) {
                return false;
            }
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