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 Theme Handling
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Theme Handling

 You have 2 possibilities:

   [[1]] For easy development:

      [[a]] Put the theme jar in the classpath

      [[b]] Define a ResourceServlet in the <<<web.xml>>>
         and bind it to the url-pattern of the theme-path

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      You can see the use in the {{{http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/tobago/trunk/example/blank/}tobago-example-blank}}

   [[1]] For production:

      [[a]] Put the theme jar in the classpath

      [[b]] Unpack the resources (no classes and no properties)
         of the theme into the war. You may use the maven-theme-plugin

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      You can see the use in the {{{http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/myfaces/tobago/trunk/example/demo/}tobago-example-demo}}

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 Note:
   The <<<tobago-theme-\<name\>-\<version\>-THEME.jar>>> is no longer needed.
   You need only the <<<tobago-theme-\<name\>-\<version\>.jar>>>
   So you may remove some tags in the pom, if you are using maven2:

+------------------------------------------+
   <classifier>THEME</classifier>
   <scope>provided</scope>
+------------------------------------------+

   And the <<<\<resource-dir\>>>> in the <<<tobago-config.xml>>> has changed from

+------------------------------------------+
   <resource-dir>tobago</resource-dir>
+------------------------------------------+

   to :

+------------------------------------------+
   <resource-dir>org/apache/myfaces/tobago/renderkit</resource-dir>
+------------------------------------------+

 The tag is no longer needed, because it will automatically detected
 from the theme descriptor tobago-theme.xml.