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Hi Guys,
1) I would like to know why you designed MyEclipse to have file directory of WebRoot folder. I know that I can choose not to have that folder with blank field. But there must be a reason why you guys designed to have a folder called WebRoot. I appreciate it if you guys let me know why.
2) I am trying to use MyEclipse for the lab files that I got from my Struts training. During the training, they used Netbeans to mount those lab files. Is there a way to do that with MyEclipse? I mean when I used myEclipse to create web project it already created its file directory structure. But I want to use the lab files. Also when I tried to use structs designer to view the structs-config.xml, I don’t see any visual components. I only see the xml designer. But it is not user friendly.
Do I have to start the project with MyEclipse to see Structs components visually?
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1) That is just the default, you can call it whatever you wish (e.g. docroot, webroot, etc.). If you are asking the bigger question of “why do I even NEED this dir”, well that is an open enhancement that we want to adress comming up here soon (the project structure stuff) but it will be a huge change, so it won’t happen over night.
2) It depends on the structure of your lab files, if you provide that to us (the directory layout) we can tell you how to load it up in ME. Also to see the Struts designer you need to “Add Struts Capabilities” to your project, if you have done that, then after you open the struts-config.xml file, look at the bottom of the editor window, you should see a “Design” tab, go ahead and click it.
