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<v ->Hi.</v>

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In this video I'm gonna show you

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how to build a Hello World program with JSF.

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Alright, so before we start coding,

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let's just perform a development environment check point.

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At this point in the video series,

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you should have installed Apache Tomcat,

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Eclipse, the Jave EE version,

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and you also should have connected Eclipse to Tomcat.

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Now, if you haven't done this yet,

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please go back to the previous videos

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and follow those steps.

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You'll need to have all of this in place

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before you can actually build a Hello World program.

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We're gonna create a very simple

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Hello World program with JSF.

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What we're gonna do is start with an xhtml form

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that's gonna prompt the user for their name.

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They'll type in their name, they'll hit submit.

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Then we'll have a second page called myresponse.xhtml

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and it's simply gonna say Hello,

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whatever the user's name is.

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So, again, very simple application.

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It's gonna make use of two files:

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an input form and a simple response page,

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and that's it.

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Alright, so I'm excited about this.

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Let's go ahead and get started.