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Re: No content assist for EL in JSP? [message #514487 is a reply to message #514472] |
Mon, 15 February 2010 15:01 |
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Can you give me more detail about the context of your content assist?
What type of object is "blip"?
Where are you trying to invoke the content assist? In an empty EL region, part way through the "blip" after the "blip"?
There are many bugs open as far as EL content assist is concerned but some fixes have also gone into WTP 3.2. Which version of WTP are you running on?
Blue Skies,
~Ian
Ian Tewksbury
WTP JavaScript Tools
IBM Rational
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Re: No content assist for EL in JSP? [message #514765 is a reply to message #514487] |
Tue, 16 February 2010 15:10 |
bjprog Messages: 7 Registered: September 2009 |
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Quote: | Which version of WTP are you running on?
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As stated I used the last J2EE version available. I uninstalled it already so I cannot tell which WTP-version it used, I have still the zip, but I have no idea how to get the version of the whole plugin... it's been always kind of a mystery to me... in the zip-file I see just many different jars that have something with "wtp" in the name, I don't know how pick out the right one... do you know that?
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What type of object is "blip"?
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It can be whatever. It just symbolizes a defined managed bean; something like:
<jsp:useBean id="blip" class="TheClassGoesHere" scope="application" />
And what I require from the content assist is the usual stuff:
- understanding that ${blip.blop} or #{blip.blop} is not just a text, but EL
- resolving names, incl. managed beans names (as above)
- autocompleting names, types, methods and so on
And to be more accurate I'd like to put here what I meant with "I used it a few years ago" - I meant actually the functuality from the "Nitrox/M7 Workshop JSP Editor (plugin)" [2006], it was bought then by BEA and lastly by Oracle... it tried today to find it and install it, but it went such a long and complicated way through all these companies that it is almost not possible to make it work (split, moved and renamed packages... and so on...). Additionally it got so good hidden by Oracle, that you almost cannot find it. Today it is not up-to-date and not documented.
... sad but I have to code pure scriplets...... I have no time any more. Nevetheless it would good to know that this intuitive "always there" funtionality is possible.
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