JDeveloper 10.1.2 - JSF extension mapping

Hi!<br>
I'm using JSF with JDeveloper 10.1.2. Is it possible to configure JDeveloper, so that it recognizes the extension .faces or .jsf as JSF/JSP page?<br>
Extension mapping would be much more comfortable than path prefix mapping, because with path prefix mapping, I have to change the URL which invokes the application by inserting the path prefix each time I run a JSF/JSP page with the embedded OC4J server.<br>
Without explizit configuration, I cannot run pages with a non-jsp extension.

1. Specify the file type with Tools>Preferences>File Types.<br>
2. Add the .jsf fiel type with Add.<br>
3. Specify Extension as .jsf.<br>
4. Select File Type as JSP Source.<br>Thanks, but running the app with this configuration fails. I get a 404 error code. When I look at the .jsps directory, where the translated (compiled?) JSP pages normally reside, the directory is empty. JDeveloper doesn't translate the .jsf pages, so it does still not recognize them as JSP pages. <br>
But I configured the file extension .jsf as JSP source, and I also changed the servlet mapping to *.jsf, and the file extensions of the JSF pages, and the faces-config.xml.<br>
Have you ever tried to use the extension mapping in JDeveloper 10.1.2.0.0?

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