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I am using Netbeans for JSF development and...is there any Visual Web Designer plugin for JSF in Netbeans 6.9.1?

I am a sloppy guy, so without a visual aid for web development, I pretty much messed up my web UI.

Answer 1

Visual aid is no more available since Netbeans 6.9 release.

You can find those in previous netbeans version. I have seen it in 6.7, where you install JSF pluggin and can find an option to create Visual JSF page

Check following links for more info

1. Link 1
2. Link 2

Answer 2

A little bit late but it might help. Under Netbeans 7.0 you can install Visual Web as a plugin in the plugin manager from this catalog

catalog

Hope it helps

Mark

Answer 3

There are so many jsf component libraries which is one of the reasons that there will never be a decent designer. All there is content assist available in all major IDEs and IMHO that is all you need. Generated code from designers isnt worth much most of the time anyway.

1. There is Rich faces plugin from JBoss in Eclipse
2. There is OEOPE from Oracle where is JSF designer for Eclipse
3. Netbeans doesnt have any now
4. IntelliJ Idea doesnt have WYSIWYG either as far as I know

Answer 4

To find what Netbeans recommends, go to
http://wiki.netbeans.org/VisualWebSupport