Adding a Navigation Handler to a Web Application

The navigation-handler element contains the fully qualified class name of the concrete NavigationHandler implementation class that is called during the Invoke Application phase of the request processing lifecycle, if the default ActionListener, which is provided by the JavaServer Faces (JSF) implementation, is used.

  1. In the WorkSpace Navigator of the Web Application Development perspective, select faces-config.xml. The JSF Application Configuration editor opens.
  2. Select the Other tab.
  3. Expand the Navigation Handler section.
  4. Click Add. The Find Type dialog box appears.
  5. Type the first letter of the type you want to use in the Select a type field. A list of available types beginning with the letter you typed appears in the Matching types list.
  6. Select the type that you want to use and click OK.
Related concepts
JSF Application Configuration Editor
JavaServer Faces
Configuring the faces-config xml File
Related tasks
Adding a Component to a Web Application
Adding a RenderKit to a Web Application
Adding a Converter to a Web Application
Adding a Validator to a Web Application
Adding an Action Listener to a Web Application
Adding a Default RenderKit ID to a Web Application
Adding Locale Configuration to a Web Application
Adding a Message Bundle to a Web Application
Adding a Property Resolver to a Web Application
Adding a State Manager to a Web Application
Adding a Variable Resolver to a Web Application
Adding a View Handler to a Web Application
Adding an Application Factory to a Web Application
Adding a Faces Context Factory to a Web Application
Adding a Lifecycle Factory to a Web Application
Adding a RenderKit Factory to a Web Application
Adding a Phase Listener to a Web Application

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