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How can I make eclipse use the myeclipse jsp editor after I’ve installed Struts Studio? It always uses their JSP editor.
Look at the editor file association preferences Window menu>Preferences>Workbench>File Associations.
Michael
MyEclipse Support@support wrote:
Look at the editor file association preferences Window menu>Preferences>Workbench>File Associations.
Michael
MyEclipse SupportOkay, that seemed to work. I guess I was fooled because I was expecting code assist to work in the myeclipse JSP editor. Is there some trick to enable that. (other than reading the doc)
The MyEclipse JSP editor works with MyEclipse Web Projects which are based on an exploded WAR folder structure. We are looking into relaxing these restrictions for general JSP editing. The issue is that tag completion is based on knowing what tags your project requires so its not as simple as just opening a text editor with syntax highlighting.
I have not looked at Struts Studio so I can not describe how it may/may not be compatible with MyEclipse. I’ll add it to my agenda of things to look at.
Michael
MyEclipse SupportI found the ctrl-space command in the documentation. It works for some basic tags, but none of the struts or our custom tags are available in the code assistant. I’m also seeing that only the 1st JSP file opens in the myeclipse editor… all subsequent jsp files opened still use the struts studio editor. (I realize this is probably their bug and I will report it to them)
Thanks for you help.
