JSF xmlns URI not registered in IntelliJ IDEA

Question

Here is the start of my JSF file:

Answer 1

This error happens when you do not attach the library of JSF Mojarro. Download and add that library in the project.

File> Project Structure> Library 

add JSF the library.

Answer 2

I was having same issue with icefaces resources.
One way to fix this is to give the project (again, if you already did not) the IceFaces framework support (right click on project name).
In my case I was using 3.3.0, then I set download in the Add Framework Support form.
Intellij downloaded 3.1.0 and the IDE recognizes the resource immediately after. Later I set again the 3.3.0 version.
So, I think is enough to re download the framework again, and the resources will be downloaded in META-INF folder.

Regards.-

Answer 3

A probable issue could be that the "Java EE: Java Server Faces" plugin is disabled. You can enable it by browsing to Settings > Plugins and on the Installed tab search for Java Server Faces.

Answer 4

If you are using "IntelliJ Idea", please open the "Project Structure" dialog by clicking Ctrl+Alt+Shift+S, look for the JSF not found in the artifact (some thing like that) error notification, please click the fix it option and change the JSF scope to provided. It fixed my problem.

Answer 5

With unregistered resources, the first solution is to use the "Fetch External Resource" quickfix. If that fails, as it has for you in this case, (usually because the "location" is in name only) you need to manually configure it.

To Manually Configure

1. If the resource (i.e. the .xsd, .dtd, etc.) exists in one of your library jars, skip to step 2. Otherwise, download a copy of the resource. Put it somewhere convenient on your system.
2. In IDEA, with your cursor on the error, open the Quick Fix / Intentions menu by typing Alt+Enter and select "Manually Setup External Resource". (If you do not have this option (based on IntelliJ IDEA version) go to the next section for instructions.)
3. If the resource is in a jar, select the Schemas tab and select the resource from the appropriate jar. If you downloaded it, select the Explorer tab (may be named Finder in Mac) and navigate to and select the file you downloaded.
4. Click OK and let IDEA index the resource.

To Edit or Set via IDE Settings

1. Open the settings Dialog via Ctrl+Alt+Enter or File > Settings.
   • To configure for all future new projects so this schema is avaiable, open the similar dialog via File > Other Settings > Default Settings
2. In the Project Settings section, find the Schemas and DTDs node.
3. Configure the desired schema. There are add, edit and delete icons in the upper right. Like above, you can select a file within a library via the Schemas tab, or your file system via the Explorer tab.

UPDATE

The various JSF Taglib definitions (for JSF 2.x and above) can be found in the com/sun/faces/metadata/taglib directory of the com.sun.faces:jsf-impl jar. The jsf-impl JAR file can be downloaded from maven central among other places.

Answer 6

I tried every thing suggested here to get intellij to recognize the correct version of my jsf. At the end I discovered that I didn't have a direct reference in my web project maven dependencies to jsf-api. In other words, adding

<dependency>
  <groupId>com.sun.faces</groupId>
  <artifactId>jsf-api</artifactId>
  <version>2.1.29-08</version>
  <scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>

to my pom, fixed it. The confusing thing is that intellij was able to resolve a subset of the jsf symbols, which makes you think that the jar was being seen by it, albeit a wrong version of the jar.