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When I make a JSF2.0 project in eclipse, the opening of it's faces-config.xml file always starts the faces configuration editor. But now I have a Google AppEngine project and I have added JSF2 (and PrimeFaces) manually. And when I open the faces-config.xml file, the faces configuration editor doesn't start so I can edit this file only through xml source.
How can I activate the Faces Configuration Editor for this project?
Add the JSF facet in the Project Facets section of the project's properties.
Here's a way to achieve this, get the JBoss Tools 3.2.2 plugin from
(paste the link in eclipse, go to Help -> Install New Software) this is the link to for eclipse Helios , but you can for any other eclipse too (including Indigo)
all you need to select from the package is Web and Java EE Development
Than right click your WEB-INF folder which inside the war folder, then select New - > Faces Config and type the name of file as faces-config
That's it (checked myself just now)