<!-- Copyright 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. SUN PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL. Use is subject to license terms.--><!--    DTD for the JavaServer Faces Application Configuration File (Version 1.0)    To support validation of your configuration file(s), include the following    DOCTYPE element at the beginning (after the "xml" declaration):    <!DOCTYPE faces-config PUBLIC     "-//Sun Microsystems, Inc.//DTD JavaServer Faces Config 1.0//EN"     "http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-facesconfig_1_0.dtd">    $Id: web-facesconfig_1_0.dtd,v 1.31 2004/02/26 20:30:16 eburns Exp $--><!-- ==================== Defined Types =================================== --><!--    An "Action" is a String that represents a method binding    expression that points at a method with no arguments that returns a    String.  It must be bracketed with "#{}", for example,    "#{cardemo.buyCar}".--><!ENTITY % Action "CDATA"><!--    A "ClassName" is the fully qualified name of a Java class that is    instantiated to provide the functionality of the enclosing element.--><!ENTITY % ClassName "CDATA"><!--    An "Identifier" is a string of characters that conforms to the variable    naming conventions of the Java programming language (JLS Section ?.?.?).--><!ENTITY % Identifier "CDATA"><!--    A "JavaType" is either the fully qualified name of a Java class that is    instantiated to provide the functionality of the enclosing element, or    the name of a Java primitive type (such as int or char).  The class name    or primitive type may optionally be followed by "[]" to indicate that    the underlying data must be an array, rather than a scalar variable.--><!ENTITY % JavaType "CDATA"><!--    A "Language" is a lower case two-letter code for a language as defined    by ISL-639.--><!ENTITY % Language "CDATA"><!--    A "ResourcePath" is the relative or absolute path to a resource file    (such as a logo image).--><!ENTITY % ResourcePath "CDATA"><!--    A "Scope" is the well-known name of a scope in which managed beans may    optionally be defined to be created in.--><!ENTITY % Scope "(request|session|application)"><!--    A "ScopeOrNone" element defines the legal values for the    <managed-bean-scope> element's body content, which includes    all of the scopes respresented by the "Scope" type, plus the    "none" value indicating that a created bean should not be    stored into any scope.--><!ENTITY % ScopeOrNone "(request|session|application|none)"><!--    A "ViewIdPattern" is a pattern for matching view identifiers in    order to determine whether a particular navigation rule should be    fired.  It must contain one of the following values:    - The exact match for a view identifier that is recognized      by the the ViewHandler implementation being used (such as      "/index.jsp" if you are using the default ViewHandler).    - A proper prefix of a view identifier, plus a trailing "*"      character.  This pattern indicates that all view identifiers that      match the portion of the pattern up to the asterisk will match the      surrounding rule.  When more than one match exists, the match with      the longest pattern is selected.    - An "*" character, which means that this pattern applies to all      view identifiers.--><!ENTITY % ViewIdPattern "CDATA"><!-- ==================== Top Level Elements ============================== --><!--    The "faces-config" element is the root of the configuration information    hierarchy, and contains nested elements for all of the other configuration    settings.--><!ELEMENT faces-config    ((application|factory|component|converter|managed-bean|navigation-rule|referenced-bean|render-kit|lifecycle|validator)*)><!ATTLIST faces-config       xmlns CDATA #FIXED "http://java.sun.com/JSF/Configuration"><!-- ==================== Definition Elements ============================= --><!--    The "application" element provides a mechanism to define the various    per-application-singleton implementation artifacts for a particular web    application that is utilizing JavaServer Faces.  For nested elements    that are not specified, the JSF implementation must provide a suitable    default.--><!ELEMENT application     ((action-listener|default-render-kit-id|message-bundle|navigation-handler|view-handler|state-manager|property-resolver|variable-resolver|locale-config)*)><!--    The "factory" element provides a mechanism to define the various    Factories that comprise parts of the implementation of JavaServer    Faces.  For nested elements that are not specified, the JSF    implementation must provide a suitable default.--><!ELEMENT factory     ((application-factory|faces-context-factory|lifecycle-factory|render-kit-factory)*)><!--    The "attribute" element represents a named, typed, value associated with    the parent UIComponent via the generic attributes mechanism.    Attribute names must be unique within the scope of the parent (or related)    component.--><!ELEMENT attribute       (description*, display-name*, icon*, attribute-name, attribute-class, default-value?, suggested-value?, attribute-extension*)><!--     Extension element for attribute.  May contain implementation    specific content.--><!ELEMENT attribute-extension ANY><!--    The "component" element represents a concrete UIComponent implementation    class that should be registered under the specified type identifier,    along with its associated properties and attributes.  Component types must    be unique within the entire web application.    Nested "attribute" elements identify generic attributes that are recognized    by the implementation logic of this component.  Nested "property" elements    identify JavaBeans properties of the component class that may be exposed    for manipulation via tools.--><!ELEMENT component       (description*, display-name*, icon*, component-type, component-class, attribute*, property*, component-extension*)><!--     Extension element for component.  May contain implementation    specific content.--><!ELEMENT component-extension ANY><!--    The "converter" element represents a concrete Converter implementation    class that should be registered under the specified converter identifier.    Converter identifiers must be unique within the entire web application.    Nested "attribute" elements identify generic attributes that may be    configured on the corresponding UIComponent in order to affect the    operation of the Converter.  Nested "property" elements identify JavaBeans    properties of the Converter implementation class that may be configured    to affect the operation of the Converter.--><!ELEMENT converter       (description*, display-name*, icon*, (converter-id | converter-for-class), converter-class, attribute*, property*)><!--    The "icon" element contains "small-icon" and "large-icon" elements that    specify the resoruce paths for small and large GIF or JPG icon images    used to represent the parent element in a GUI tool.--><!ELEMENT icon            (small-icon?, large-icon?)><!ATTLIST icon            xml:lang        %Language;      #IMPLIED><!--    The "lifecycle" element provides a mechanism to specify    modifications to the behaviour of the default Lifecycle    implementation for this web application.--><!ELEMENT lifecycle       (phase-listener*)><!--     The "locale-config" element allows the app developer to declare the     supported locales for this application.  --><!ELEMENT locale-config (default-locale?, supported-locale*)><!--    The "managed-bean" element represents a JavaBean, of a particular class,    that will be dynamically instantiated at runtime (by the default    VariableResolver implementation) if it is referenced as the first element    of a value binding expression, and no corresponding bean can be    identified in any scope.  In addition to the creation of the managed bean,    and the optional storing of it into the specified scope, the nested    managed-property elements can be used to initialize the contents of    settable JavaBeans properties of the created instance.--><!ELEMENT managed-bean (description*, display-name*, icon*, managed-bean-name, managed-bean-class, managed-bean-scope, (managed-property* | map-entries | list-entries))><!--    The "managed-property" element represents an individual property of a    managed bean that will be configured to the specified value (or value set)    if the corresponding managed bean is automatically created.--><!ELEMENT managed-property (description*, display-name*, icon*, property-name, property-class?, (map-entries|null-value|value|list-entries))><!--    The "map-entry" element reprsents a single key-entry pair that    will be added to the computed value of a managed property of type    java.util.Map.--><!ELEMENT map-entry (key, (null-value|value))><!--    The "map-entries' element represents a set of key-entry pairs that    will be added to the computed value of a managed property of type    java.util.Map.  In addition, the Java class types of the key and entry    values may be optionally declared.--><!ELEMENT map-entries (key-class?, value-class?, map-entry*)><!--    The base name of a resource bundle representing the message resources    for this application.  See the JavaDocs for the "java.util.ResourceBundle"    class for more information on the syntax of resource bundle names.--><!ELEMENT message-bundle (#PCDATA)><!--    The "navigation-case" element describes a particular combination of    conditions that must match for this case to be executed, and the    view id of the component tree that should be selected next.--><!ELEMENT navigation-case (description*, display-name*, icon*, from-action?, from-outcome?, to-view-id, redirect?)><!--    The "navigation-rule" element represents an individual decision rule    that will be utilized by the default NavigationHandler    implementation to make decisions on what view should be displayed    next, based on the view id being processed.--><!ELEMENT navigation-rule (description*, display-name*, icon*, from-view-id?, navigation-case*)><!--    The "property" element represents a JavaBean property of the Java class    represented by our parent element.    Property names must be unique within the scope of the Java class    that is represented by the parent element, and must correspond to    property names that will be recognized when performing introspection    against that class via java.beans.Introspector.--><!ELEMENT property        (description*, display-name*, icon*, property-name, property-class, default-value?, suggested-value?, property-extension*)><!--     Extension element for property.  May contain implementation