[rwnevinger]

Hello Support

I want to like your IDE; but at the moment I am struggling with translating tutorials to your latest IDE, so I am reserving judgment. I am at the point where I define a new action mapping. In order to generate the login.jsp, one needs to select the JSP tag located at the botton of the FormBean Wizard, then check the box to have the JSP generated. I have done this, and proceed to Finish with the Wizard. I see the tag entries in the struts-config.xml; but the login.jsp is not generated, or at least I do not see it in the WEB-INF/form folder. I even closed and reopened the project in the hope that I would see the new jsp. No Luck.

[Scott Anderson]

First, are you using the Struts Quickstart, here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/images/tutorials/quickstarts/struts/
It’s by far the most up to date.

Second, can you please post all the information we request in the [URL=http://www.myeclipseide.com/PNphpBB2+file-viewtopic-t-393.html]Posting Guidelines[/URL] thread at the top of this forum? That will give us some context to answer your questions better.

[Riyad Kalla]

I want to like your IDE

We want you to like it as well.

I am at the point where I define a new action mapping.

Please walk me through exactly how you are doing this. You clicked where, did what, then what, etc.

but the login.jsp is not generated, or at least I do not see it in the WEB-INF/form folder.

I just walked through the New > Form and New > Form, JSP and Action wizards and both corrected created the JSPs as well as all referenced mappings and class files.

Let’s so some sanity checking first. What is the Eclipse Build ID from your Help > About menu? What about your MYEclispe build ID and version from your Window > Preferences > MyEclipse window?

What were the names of the files you used to install Eclipse and MyEclipse? (full file names).

[rwnevinger]

Rkalla & Scott:

I was not using the Quick Start Tutorial that Scott mentioned. The QuickStart tutorial has flow and direction. I am beginning to understand the relationships between what I put in the Wizards and what I see on the screen, something I believe Struts needed desperately. The Struts Design screen is very impressive. All of the jsps were generated as described in the QuickStart tutorial. The only remaining problem is the absence of the Flow View tab of the MyEclipse Struts editor.

[Riyad Kalla]

The only remaining problem is the absence of the Flow View tab of the MyEclipse Struts editor.

Can you go to your Window > Preferences > MyEclipse page and read me off the build ID and version of MyEclipse from there. And then go to Help > About and read the Eclipse version and build ID from there to me? (well type it actually)

[rwnevinger]

Riyad, here you go:

MyEclipse:
Version: 3.9.210-211
BuildID: 20050627-4.0-Milestone 2;

Eclipse
Version: 3.1.0
Build id: I20050627-1435

Robert.

[Scott Anderson]

The only remaining problem is the absence of the Flow View tab of the MyEclipse Struts editor.

Can you right-click on your struts-config.xml file in the Package Explorer view and select “Open with…” > “MyEclipse Struts Editor”. I think you’re getting the default XML editor instead. Oh, and what platform are you running on?

[rwnevinger]

Scott:

Sorry about not getting back to you; just busy and back to the business at hand:

Platform is Windows 2000; 5.0.

I am opening the struts-config.xml, and I am not getting the Flow View Tab – I have reinstalled MyEclipse and still, no dice.

Robert.

[Riyad Kalla]

Robert, did you try what Scott suggested? (right click, etc.)

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