From the course: Java EE: JavaServer Faces JSF

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Set up a JSF project in NetBeans

Set up a JSF project in NetBeans

From the course: Java EE: JavaServer Faces JSF

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Set up a JSF project in NetBeans

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- [Instructor] Let's now set up a web application project. I'm going to use NetBeans, so feel free to use the IDE you prefer. I'm setting this up as a Maven project so all the dependencies necessary for this course will be in the Project Object Model, or POM file. Let's go to a New Project. Select Maven and we want a web application. Click Next. Let's name our project intro-to-jsf. The Group ID is com.sample.linkedin and from that we can derive a package name com.samples.linkedin.jsf. Let's hit the next button. We'll select the application server we want our new web application deployed to. It's already selected, GlassFish Server, and the Java EE is Java EE 7. It's important to note that the distribution of JSF that you will get is highly dependent on the application server that you select so for us selecting GlassFish Server we automatically get the more harder implementation of JSF. I'm going to go ahead and click on the finish button so we can spawn our new project. And there we…

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