[Dave Finch]

Hi,

I am part of a team developing an application that uses a lot of jsp fragments included using the include directive.
Unfortunately the JSP files are split between two folders (common and module specific), these two folders are merged at build time.
The MyEclipse JSP editor has no problem finding the included in the same folder but can’t find the fragments in the other folder. This results in errors being displayed and no resolution of taglibs defined in fragments in the other folder.
Is there any way to configure MyEclipse so it knows about the other folder?

Thanks in advance,

Dave

[Riyad Kalla]

Dave,
MyEclipse would need to be aware of a folder that was above the two folders containg fragments as the WebRoot, from there it would need to be able to resolve the files. The JSP editor resolves a lot of information (paths, tags, etc.) from the location of the WebRoot folder.

[Dave Finch]

THanks, but that would not work because the path in the include directive would still not relate to the other folder, unless MyEclipse guesses where to look???

Dave

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