Editing .xhtml for JSF + Facelets on Eclipse 3.4

With standard installation of current eclipse-version it isn't possible to work well with JSF+Facelets, because of the missing content assist in standard-editor for xhtml-pages.
The easiest way to solve this issue is to make the XML-editor to standard editor for xhtml-pages.
Got to Windows->Preferences->General->File Associations. Look for .xhtml-Files and add the XML-editor. Finally make the XML-editor the default editor for this filetype.

Moreover you should add .xhtml to JSP-content type:
Windows->Preferences->General->Content Types->Text->JSP (add .xhtml)


For facelets content assist (supporting the ui:-tag, namespace "http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets") , you probably need the jsf-ui.tld. Put it to your project WEB-INF/ or WEB-INF/tld directory.

Small and energy efficient home server (arm-based)

• SheevaPlug
• OpenRD-Client

Its a pitty, but the last one is not yet available at this time.

Install a Canon MX 850 network printer without annoying installation-software

prerequisites from Canon-Driver Page :

• MP-Driver
• Canon Network Setup & Tool
• turn on the printer a make him available in the local network under certain IP-adress (a fresh printer obtains his ip from a DHCP-server in the local network)
  

1. First install the MP-Driver
2. Goto to Printer & Fax, install a new Printer as local Printer, choose File as connection to the printer (now you have a Canon 850 MX - Fileprinter)
   
3. Unzip the Canon Network Setup & Tool, goto to the Lan-folder and start setup, choose the 850 MX-printer, let them search for the printer, if he has found a printer in local network go on
1. on success: everything is fine and your finished here
2. on failure: goto to printer-option choose the connection-rider, choose the CNBJNP-connection, click the config-button and choose the right ip or let them search