[stchome]

@Nogardtla wrote:

@support-rkalla wrote:

Since the include statements are relative to the project root, try changing your include statment to look like this:
“<%@ include file=”/WEB-INF/jspf/taglibs.jspf” %>”

note the preceeding slash.

Does not change anything.

I went back into the page and updated all the include directives to have a slash before the WEB-INF (not just the taglibs one). CTRL-Left-click no longer opens the files.
I also now have a validation error:

Unable to initialize TldLocationsCache: The network path was not found.

FYI – user nogardtla was my previous single license user (which expired) and this user is my company’s multi-license account. Same poster as Nogardtla (sorry for any confusion).

[stchome]

Ok, I added web project capabilities and that has fixed the problem (I have never had to do that with past releases). It does not care if there is a slash prior to the WEB-INF in the includes.

NOTE: This also fixed the issue where I couldn’t CTRL-click to pages when there was a slash before WEB-INF.

[Riyad Kalla]

Charles,
I’m glad its working now. Web development support was never intended to be supported in Java Projects, but as users requested we slowly added little bits and pieces of support, now we are in a situation where users think (rightfully so) that editing a Java Project is the same as a Web Module Project…. we are rethinking this strategy internally as its obviously very confusing and the user *just wants it to work* so to speak.

Sorry for the trouble, and I appreciate your patience.

[CNM]

@CNM wrote:

i have done a bit more testing. heres the results

1: reinstalled eclipse
cd /opt
mv eclipse eclipse-old
unzip /tmp/eclipse-SDK-3.0.1-linux-gtk.zip

2: installed ME
sh /tmp/EnterpriseWorkbenchInstaller_030802.bin

3. created new web project
(webroot = src/webapp)
4. added struts support

5. created WEBROOT/common/taglibs.jsp containg the following.
<%@ taglib uri=”http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-html&#8221; prefix=”html” %>

6. created WEBROOT/MyJsp.jsp (from dialog template) and added
<%@ include file=”/common/taglibs.jsp” %>

content assist for the added tag library still dosnt work. i then repeated the above but changed step 2 and installed ME 3.8.1
sh /tmp/EnterpriseWorkbenchInstaller_030801.bin
and content assist works fine. in my desperation i tried upgradeing via the update site. the update worked fine but once eclipse had restarted content assist stopped working

i hope this helps

not sure if you missed this post or it has got lost among other peoples but it has me stumped so i could do with knowing if its a bug or not
thanks

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