To access "Deployment Assembly", right click on the web project > Properties Place all Libraries into common project and use "Deployment Assembly" functionality.
Package all Libraries with application (this option is discussed below).There are two options to integrate JSF v2.0 libraries into the workspace: How to integrate MyFaces libraries into the workspace This action will package all the required libraries to support JSF v2.0 with the application. Select "JSF 2.0 (Apache MyFaces JSF Core-2.0 API 2.0.2) and click "Next".It should be noted that to get the following page you need to perform step 3 to select "java serve faces" facet for the application. On the next page under "JSF Implementation Library" set "Type" to User Library and click on "Download" icon and make sure the option "Include libraries with this application" is selected.On next page accept defaults and click "Next".Under the "Configuration" section click on "Modify" and ensure "Java" version is set to 1.6, and "Java Server Faces" is selected and set to 2.0 and click OK.This option will create an Enterprise Application Project. Create a Dynamic Web project and the option "Add project to an EAR" is checked.Launch Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software and open a new workspace.Here are the steps to configure Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software v8.0 to support creation of dynamic faces project based on JSF v2.0: Note: It should be noted that this functionality is "as is" and the clients may use it as their own risk. Rational Application Developer for WebSphere Software v8.0 can be configured for creating dynamic web projects that support Java Server Faces (JSF) v2.0 targeting WebSphere Application Server v8.0 runtime environment. Some of the new features in JSF v2.0 are as follow: It is time to harvest these ideas and bring them to a wider audience in manner consistent with the rest of the Java Platform". In fact, many of these great ideas are built on top of the Java Server Faces Specification but, are not, themselves, standards. "JSF v1.x introduced many great ideas but no standard specification that delivers them to developers and the marketplace. Java Server Faces (JSF) is a Java-based Web application framework intended to simplify development integration of web-based user interfaces.
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