This section describes the points to consider when using JSF and JSTL.

• Values set in context parameters are handled according to the following rules:
  
  • Boolean type properties are case-sensitive.
  • All context parameters have their respective default values. If an incorrect value or a value outside the specified range is set, a default value is used and the incorrect context parameter is output to a message.
• You must consider the following points regarding the library version while setting up the class path of JSF or JSTL:
  
  • A library of any other version must not be specified in the class path along with the library version that you actually want to use. The application might behave abnormally.
  • You must specify a library in the class path that is compatible with the application version.