[myoungstrom]

I’ve got 2 web projects that both depend on a java project that contains some taglibs. Does anyone have any good ideas as to how I should manage the .tld file(s) for those taglibs? I would prefer not to have to copy the .tld into both webproject’s WEB-INF and I would like to use the “uri” feature of the tlds if I can. Simply having the tld in the Default Package or a META-INF directory of the java src folder doesn’t seem to work for the .jsp editor. Anyone have any ideas?

Mike

[don.elliott]

I think I’ve got a similar problem – I’m looking to have a number of ‘modules’ which are seperate jsp/struts applications, however they share some common baseline functionality (ie. logon pages, profile management pages, etc). It seems easy enough to have dependant ‘code’ (ie. jar/zip files) included and deployed in with my modules, however I can’t work out how to include the other artifacts I need for deployment (ie. jsps, tlds, html, javascript, css, etc).

I think I can do this by using a custom ant build/deployment process (ie. external tool), however I’m not sure how this affects jsp debugging, etc – any ideas ?

Regards,
Don

[Scott Anderson]

Don,

I think I can do this by using a custom ant build/deployment process (ie. external tool), however I’m not sure how this affects jsp debugging, etc – any ideas ?

Using your own deployment process should be OK, as long as you use our connectors to start the server.

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