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[Myfaces Wiki] Update of "Websphere_Installation" by ChrisHarris

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  === 3. Start your application. ===
  
  == Using a user-supplied version of MyFaces 2.0.x with WebSphere Application Server v7.0 ==
- As of WebSphere Application Server 7.0.0.19, MyFaces 2.0 annotation providers are included as part of the WAS optionalLibraries.  A developerWorks article will be available soon with instructions on how to configure these providers.
+ As of WebSphere Application Server 7.0.0.19, MyFaces 2.0 annotation providers are included as part of the WAS optionalLibraries.  A developerWorks article will be available soon with instructions on how to configure these providers.  Until that developerWorks article is posted, follow the instructions outlined from this [[http://wasbehindtheglass.blogspot.com/2011/11/myfaces-20-and-websphere-application.html|article]].
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  = Websphere 6.1 Installation Guide =
  ''Unlike Websphere 6.0, in Websphere 6.1 the JSF Sun RI is bundled together with several other WAS libraries in com.ibm.ws.webcontainer_2.0.0.jar, so removing the webspheres JSF API jars is not an option. The procedure below describes how to use MyFaces, TOMAHAWK (and even Tiles) on Websphere 6.1 by altering the module classloader policy to load classes using the application class loader first (thereby loading the MyFaces jars before the Sun RI jars). This procedure has been tested with MyFaces 1.1.3, TOMAHAWK 1.1.3, and Websphere 6.1.0.2.''