Greetings,
First off, being totally (like, a couple weeks) new to the whole JSF thing, I apoligive for any dissapointment I may cause to the readers of this post.
I'm looking for help in trying to integrate FCKEditor in an existing project already containing, amongst other folders, WAR and EAR folders. So far I've copy/pasted the content from the web.xml provided in the FCKEditor folders into the already existing web.xml in my project, in order to get the Connector and SimpleUploader servlets working.
Both FCK jars are loaded into my WebContent/lib folder.
Using a a button from a page that already existed, I point to a sample page from FCK, and here I get a "404 Page not found" error in the middle of the rendered page, in between some text. Pressing "back" reveals a "Error 404: No target servlet configured for uri: /FCKeditor/editor/fckeditor.html " message.
This is about as far as I've gotten. So a couple of steps at least.
If anybody at all could shed any sort of light on the problem, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
First off, being totally (like, a couple weeks) new to the whole JSF thing, I apoligive for any dissapointment I may cause to the readers of this post.
I'm looking for help in trying to integrate FCKEditor in an existing project already containing, amongst other folders, WAR and EAR folders. So far I've copy/pasted the content from the web.xml provided in the FCKEditor folders into the already existing web.xml in my project, in order to get the Connector and SimpleUploader servlets working.
Both FCK jars are loaded into my WebContent/lib folder.
Using a a button from a page that already existed, I point to a sample page from FCK, and here I get a "404 Page not found" error in the middle of the rendered page, in between some text. Pressing "back" reveals a "Error 404: No target servlet configured for uri: /FCKeditor/editor/fckeditor.html " message.
This is about as far as I've gotten. So a couple of steps at least.
If anybody at all could shed any sort of light on the problem, it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.