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I am observing eclipse jsf components palette; The thing is I couldn't find is there a way to "add" one jsf to another as gwt or swing provides ?

if to compare to swing or gwt-like code style for example I mean : 

class MyJFrame extends JFrame{

    MyCanvas(){
       MyJPanel panel0=new MyJPanel();
       panel0.setHouse(HOUSE.GREEN);

       JPanel p=new JPanel();
       p.setLayout(...);
       p.add(panel0);

       MyJPanel panel1=new MyJPanel();
       panel0.setHouse(HOUSE.RED);

       p.add(panel1);//etc

       this.getContentPane().add(p);
  }
}

EDIT I'd like to add component(composite) with eclipse wysiwyg editor to see (in real time) where added "ui" is located (see image);

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and if to compare to jsf web editor in eclipse then it doesn't show any preview of inclusion I do (see image) :(

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...so my question is... is there a way to create complicated UI with jsf and eclipse windowbuilder which suppose to create external objects and then combining them visually within one main UI for example? The UI in OOP way as gwt provides?

p.s. sorry if the question is too easy but I really need to know should I keep digging google about that?

Thanks

cbhogf
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  • I am not sure it is a duplicate cause I am asking about wysiwyg eclipse editor and jsf... – cbhogf Jun 10 '16 at 11:55
  • You mean all "composites" in jsf may be added but should be added manually or what? But how to control location? – cbhogf Jun 10 '16 at 12:19
  • Seems like in jsf the polymorphism-alike effect can be realized with facelets or something (correct me if I am wrong); The thing is I'd like to see external jsf (if I add it) in windowbuilder in real time to be sure it is properly located; The thing is when I use "insert"+"include" I don't see any in wysiwyg eclipse editor :( But why? – cbhogf Jun 11 '16 at 13:48

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