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[Myfaces Wiki] Update of "Use Facelets with Tomahawk" by SimonKitching

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  ## page was renamed from Use Facelets with MyFaces
  ## page was renamed from tomahawk.taglib.xml
  ##language:en
- To use MyFaces Tomahawk extensions with [https://facelets.dev.java.net/ Facelets], you must create a taglib.xml (best call it tomahawk.taglib.xml) file describing each component.
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+ = When This Information Is Needed =
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+ Tomahawk releases starting from version 1.1.7 (released September 2008) automatically support Facelets. No special actions are required to use Tomahawk components in a Facelets page, and the information in this page is not relevant.
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+ For Tomahawk 1.1.6 and earlier with [https://facelets.dev.java.net/ Facelets], you must follow the instructions below. Facelets requires a taglib.xml (best call it tomahawk.taglib.xml) file describing each component, and special facelets TagHandler classes for several tomahawk components.
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+ = Required Steps =
  
  There exist an already created library in the [http://code.google.com/p/tomahawk-facelets "Tomahawk Facelets"] project, which has been creating using the information below and from other sources. You can just put the tomahawk-facelets.jar in your WEB-INF lib and you will get facelets support for tomahawk and the sandbox. When using this jar you won't need to do any of the steps defined below.