Package org.apache.myfaces.config

Examples of org.apache.myfaces.config.FacesConfigurator

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        RuntimeConfig runtimeConfig = RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext);
        runtimeConfig.setExpressionFactory(expressionFactory);

        // And configure everything
        new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();

        validateFacesConfig(servletContext, externalContext);

        return runtimeConfig;
    }
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            // check for updates of web.xml and faces-config descriptors
            // only if project state is not production
            if(!facesContext.isProjectStage(ProjectStage.Production))
            {
                WebXml.update(facesContext.getExternalContext());
                new FacesConfigurator(facesContext.getExternalContext()).update();
            }
           
            PhaseListenerManager phaseListenerMgr = new PhaseListenerManager(this, facesContext, getPhaseListeners());
            for (PhaseExecutor executor : lifecycleExecutors)
            {
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            // check for updates of web.xml and faces-config descriptors
            // only if project state is not production
            if(!facesContext.isProjectStage(ProjectStage.Production))
            {
                WebXml.update(facesContext.getExternalContext());
                new FacesConfigurator(facesContext.getExternalContext()).update();
            }
           
            PhaseListenerManager phaseListenerMgr = new PhaseListenerManager(this, facesContext, getPhaseListeners());
            for (PhaseExecutor executor : lifecycleExecutors)
            {
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    }

    public void execute(FacesContext facesContext) throws FacesException {
         //refresh all configuration information if according web-xml parameter is set.
        WebXml.update(facesContext.getExternalContext());
        new FacesConfigurator(facesContext.getExternalContext()).update();

        PhaseListenerManager phaseListenerMgr = new PhaseListenerManager(this, facesContext, getPhaseListeners());
        for(int executorIndex = 0;executorIndex < lifecycleExecutors.length;executorIndex++) {
          if(executePhase(facesContext, lifecycleExecutors[executorIndex], phaseListenerMgr)) {
            return;
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                //Load the configuration
                ExternalContext externalContext = new PortletExternalContextImpl(portletContext, null, null);

                //And configure everything
                new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();

                // parse web.xml - not sure if this is needed for portlet
                WebXml.init(externalContext);

                portletContext.setAttribute(FACES_INIT_DONE, Boolean.TRUE);
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        runtimeConfig.setExpressionFactory(expressionFactory);
       
        ApplicationImpl.setInitializingRuntimeConfig(runtimeConfig);
       
        // And configure everything
        new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();
       
        validateFacesConfig(servletContext, externalContext);
       
        return runtimeConfig;
    }
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            // check for updates of web.xml and faces-config descriptors
            // only if project state is not production
            if(!facesContext.isProjectStage(ProjectStage.Production))
            {
                WebXml.update(facesContext.getExternalContext());
                new FacesConfigurator(facesContext.getExternalContext()).update();
            }
           
            PhaseListenerManager phaseListenerMgr = new PhaseListenerManager(this, facesContext, getPhaseListeners());
            for (PhaseExecutor executor : lifecycleExecutors)
            {
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                                               ExternalContext externalContext, ExpressionFactory expressionFactory) {
        RuntimeConfig runtimeConfig = RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext);
        runtimeConfig.setExpressionFactory(expressionFactory);

        // And configure everything
        new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();

        validateFacesConfig(servletContext, externalContext);

        return runtimeConfig;
    }
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    {
        RuntimeConfig runtimeConfig = RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext);
        runtimeConfig.setExpressionFactory(expressionFactory);

        // And configure everything
        new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();

        validateFacesConfig(servletContext, externalContext);

        return runtimeConfig;
    }
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    {
        RuntimeConfig runtimeConfig = RuntimeConfig.getCurrentInstance(externalContext);
        runtimeConfig.setExpressionFactory(expressionFactory);

        // And configure everything
        new FacesConfigurator(externalContext).configure();

        validateFacesConfig(servletContext, externalContext);

        return runtimeConfig;
    }
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