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I have a J2EE project (multiple projects) which I try to upgrade to Eclipse3.0 / MyEclipse3.8.
I keep getting in every JSP page yellow lines beneath all my JSTL, TILES and my own propiertary tag library tags – they all say: ‘unknown tag’.
Normally I keep my tag includings in /common/taglib.jsp and all other JSPs are including this file <@ include file=”/common/taglibs.jsp” %>.
When it did not work (it works fine in 3.7.2), I tried putting the <%@ taglib…> straight in the actual JSP but it didn’t do any good as well.
How can I fix this?
Regards,
Erez
The ME guys can correct me if I’m wrong, but I’ve been reading on the message board that you have to add “web project capabilities” to your project in order for that to work appropriately. For your sake, I hope you have a project structure that supports this. I don’t, and I had to switch back to 3.8beta2.
Erez,
By chance are the taglib TLD files and/or the classes/libraries backing them from a referenced project? If so our referenced project resources are broken right now but we will get them fixed soon.Same problem here, lots of error messages in JSP that showed up when I upgraded from beta 2 to GA…
The libraries and TLD’s are all in the same project.
The problem is definitely caused by the taglib declarations being done in an included jsp, like this:
<%@ include file=”/jsp/common/imports.jsp” %>
All my JSP that have inline taglib include directives work pretty much as earlier.
It was introduced as a bug between 3.8 beta 2 and 3.8 GA.
Any fixes?
Guys thank you for the detail, I was able to reproduce this very quickly. I’ve filed it with a P1 priority which means it will go into our service release that will be out by the end of the week.
