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I was running 3.8Beta2, and without doing any Myeclipse config(I never added webproject capabilities) I could open a jsp and it would validate and provide code assist when using tags (Struts + custom). After upgrading to 3.8GA, all non <jsp:> tags show up as errors, and no code assist is available.
Ive read that you say people have to add webproject capabilities and conform to a certain project structure. However that is not an option in our environment, which is as follows:
/src
/webapp/app1/(some jsps, etc)
/webapp/app1/WEB-INF
/webapp/app2/(some jsps, etc)
/webapp/app2/WEB-INF
/webapp/appx/(some jsps, etc)
/webapp/appx/WEB-INFEssentially, we have a common code base that relates to many web applications. The main thing we enjoy about Myeclipse is the jsp validation and code assist. This functionality worked, without configuring anything, in Beta2, but is now not working in GA.
AFAIK this *shouldn’t* have worked in Beta 2 without adding Web Project caps because I know we went out of our way in GA to make it work… talk about ironic.
Also your project structure seems perfectly fine for 3 Web Module Projects, all with the same source path (/src) where the root and webroot of each project is /webapp/app1, /webapp/app2 and /webapp/appx… in 3.8 GA we added the ability to make the project root the same as the WebRoot… so maybe this might work for you guys better?
I am having this same issue, and because our web folder is in a “source” folder, we are not allowed to to add web project capabilities to our project. I now can not do JSP code assist. Any suggestions (besides moving the web root folder)?
emiles,
This isn’t a supported project layout right now… I can’t think of any workaround for you currently unless you wanted to get fancy with symlinks on your files system to make ME think your project was in an OK format…Thanks for your help. Unfortunately, I had to go back to 3.8b2. We can not change our project structure at this point in time and I’m rather fond of the ME JSP code assist 🙂
Odd that you guys worked really hard on getting this correct for 3.8GA, it worked for me without adding web capabilities in 3.8b2!!!
This is very strange… just to clarify… you have Java Project that all our editors and autocomplete work fine in? Are you using taglib autocomplete or just object autocomplete?
It works for both! It even works for tags that have their TLDs inside of a jar, ie JSTL. It works great with all my custom tags as well as Struts tags. Just as an FYI, I’m running 3.0 with 3.8b2 on WinXP. JDK 1.4.2_03.
Ok then I’m officially lost… let us get our first maintenence release out the door then we can have a look at this… I’ll file it to see if its something simple we can fix. Thanks for reporting it!
If there’s anything I can provide, feel free to email me. Quick question, when you mean “fix” do you mean add that capability back into 3.8GA to use autocomplete without having to add web capabilities to a project? I’d love to upgrade to 3.8GA! 🙂
I’m not sure yet, I’ve filed it… lets see what the devs say. Ultimately I’d prefer to give you exactly what you had, but maybe it might be a compromise… I’ll keep you posted.
Ok some info, it seems that this should be fixed with our maintence release and you should be back in action… please let us know after that release if you continue to have problems.
Has custom tag resolution been fixed with the latest release of myeclipse? I can use something like XMLBuddy which provides custom tag resolution. From this post and my experience it looks like this functionality doesnt work??
