In this chapter, you will learn how to set up a Jakarta Faces development environment with the Eclipse IDE (integrated development environment), the Maven dependency management system, the WildFly application server and the H2 database from scratch.
You probably already know that Java SE is available as JRE for end users and as JDK for software developers. Eclipse itself does not strictly require ...
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