Does Facelets template use xHTML or JSP or JSPX?

hi all,
i'm newbie in jsf, i try to use template but i confuse, if templace use xHtml or jsp or jspx format. I have read some book and some tutorial, in which xHtml format ist used.
can some one answer which format should i use, and what is diff beweent xHtml and jspx, which advantage have xHtml and jspx?
can i use in jsp file xHtml template ?
thanks for ur help

Yes, to the best of my knowledge you need to use a consistent extension for files that are facelets.

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First please excuse my bad english maybe...
I'm ready to start a new project with Java EE 6 using netbeans 6.8 and glassfish v3.
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Kyuubi,
Thanks for posting anyway. I too was overlooking /faces/* Servlet mapping in web.xml that NetBeans creates.
Maybe this belongs in an separate thread, but when is <html> a good option to select (versus <ui:composition>) for the Generated Root Tag?
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Does it happen to work for some users but not others? If so, try logging in on the "good" computer with the "bad" username. This will tell you if the problem is related to the end-user's system. Also, once the user downloads a document
successfully can they open and work on it in Word? Also, does the document library have any custom content types associated with it or does it just use 'Document'?
I notice that there are other folks on the web that have run into this same problem and the similarity seems to be that they are either on SharePoint 2007 or have upgraded from 2007. Did this doc library start out as a 2007 library?
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Hi,
I have created an Aceess database file (C:\db1.mdb) and created a DSN=db1.
I could able to connect to the database and retrieve the information from the tables using Sun's JDBC OdBc bridge drivers.
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