Re: Importing javax.faces.context.FacesContext for Glassfish

csharpdotcom wrote:
Presumably I can extract the jar files and put them in
<context-root>/WEB-INF/lib/, then somehow modify the relevant xml [sic]

There are no relevant XML files. What XML file do you imagine you need to alter?

file. However, a simpler approach would be just to extract the
class files I need and put them in the /classes folder. That way
I avoid having to change an xml [sic] file, and I only have the files I
need.

That is neither simpler nor advisable. Use the JARs as is, do not extract them.

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Lew
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