[wingstech]

Hi,
I’m using MyEclipse html editor to edit tapestry4 html templates, but my project is not marked as a tapestry project (since currently only tapestry3 is supported).
MyEclipse marks with a lot of warning “jwcid” and other non standard attributes slowing down the ide.
I’d like to disable warnings on non std attributes, is it possible?
Thanks in advance,
kiuma.

[Riyad Kalla]

kiuma,
If you are referring to the warnings that are shown in the right hand margin, these are reconciler warnings, they are the result of real-time analysis of your file. You can turn that off by going to Window > Prefs > MyEclipse > Editors > Common > “Analyze file contents while typing”, uncheck that.

[glongman]

@wingstech wrote:

Hi,
I’m using MyEclipse html editor to edit tapestry4 html templates, but my project is not marked as a tapestry project (since currently only tapestry3 is supported).
MyEclipse marks with a lot of warning “jwcid” and other non standard attributes slowing down the ide.
I’d like to disable warnings on non std attributes, is it possible?
Thanks in advance,
kiuma.

I think Tapestry 4 allows you to redefine the attribute sought by the Tapestry template parser. Thus, in theory, you could define a namespace called ‘tap’ and tell Tapestry to use ‘tap:jwcid’. Would that help? (discalimer: I’m not that up on namespaces).

What I don’t know is if you can use the ‘tap:’ on other attributes that are tapesty specific. An example to illustrate:

<span tap:jwcid=”@Conditional” tap:condition=”ognl:blah”/>

Pretty sure one can work it so that ‘tap:jwcid’ is recognized but not too sure about ‘tap:condition’.

Give it a whirl. You can always add a feature request to Tapestry via thier JIRA instance. Now is a good time to do so as Tapestry 4 looks to be nearing the end of beta soon.

Cheers,

Geoff

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