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 Myfaces Archetypes
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Overview

  The archetype subprojects define Maven archetypes that can build a directory tree containing
  the files needed to quickly get started on a new JSF project.

  Different archetypes create different initial setups, such as including different libraries
  in the created pom.xml file, and adding different configuration to the created web.xml file.

Archetypes

* HelloWorld 2.0 Basic Archetype

  Sets up a webapp project that uses MyFaces Core 2.0.x with Facelets as the page templating
  system.

* HelloWorld 2.0 OpenWebBeans Archetype

  Sets up a webapp project that uses MyFaces Core 2.0.x with Facelets as the page templating
  system. Uses JSR-299/JSR-330 annotations for managed bean definition with Apache
  OpenWebBeans as the CDI implementation.

* HelloWorld Basic Archetype

  Sets up a webapp project that uses MyFaces Core 1.2.x with JSP as the page templating system.
  The webapp contains a single .jsp file is created which renders an HTML page saying 
  "hello world".

* HelloWorld-Facelets Archetype

  As for the HelloWorld archetype, but configured to use the Facelets page templating system.

* HelloWorld-Portlet Archetype

  Sets up a simple portlet-enabled webapp.

* Trinidad Archetype

  Sets up a webapp that uses MyFaces Core 1.2.x and MyFaces Trinidad.

* Trinidad 2.0 Archetype

  Sets up a webapp that uses MyFaces Core 2.0.x and MyFaces Trinidad 2.0.

* JSF-Component Library Archetype

  Sets up a project that is intended to define new JSF components (rather than just use them).
  If you want to create a jar that defines a set of new custom JSF components then this
  archetype is a good starting point.

* CODI JSF 2.0 Archetype

  Sets up a new JSF 2.0 project using MyFaces CODI and Apache OpenWebBeans.

* CODI JSF 1.2 Archetype

  Sets up a new JSF 1.2 project using MyFaces CODI and Apache OpenWebBeans.