Package javax.faces not found

Hi,
I tried to import the package javax.faces.* but it can not be resolved. Do I have to download this package myself? I'm using jre1.5.
Thanks!

JSF isn't part of core Java. You need to download it separately, in a number of ways, and then include it in your compile-time classpath, and put it somewhere your container can get hold of it, too

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