| Code assist for J2EE libraries [message #69791] |
Sat, 29 January 2005 06:32  |
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Originally posted by: thisisnot.mymail.com
I tried to designate a folder/jar with sources to the libs (in particular
servlet-api and jsp-api that I got from the tomcat sources) in the Tomcat
5.5 Runtime library container (Project Properties -> Java Build Path ->
Libraries -> Tomcat v5.5 runtime -> library ) but once designated on OK
the settings get forgotten. I even tried to do it as a workspace but it
did not work either. (on a side note, deleting the Tomcat libraries
container works just fine and the libs can be added by hand and at that
time auto-complete works fine but that is not very usefull).
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| Re: Code assist for J2EE libraries [message #74021 is a reply to message #69791] |
Tue, 15 February 2005 06:03  |
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Originally posted by: thisisnot.mymail.com
I found an alternative way of doing this but I'm not shure if it won't
create problems for your appserver (here tomcat). In the JBoss plugin for
eclipse, you can find a nice jar with the sources for the basic j2ee libs.
I copied the content of the servlet-api jar in the servlet-api found in
the tomcat libraries. After this, help for the j2ee classes like servlet,
filter ecc. works fine. I haven't found that the modified jar created any
problems. On a side note (this would be question for tomcat newsgroup...)
, as I'm using jdk1.5 until now for the jstl lib's to work, I had to
include xalan as the internal jdk xalan packages are references with a
different api names, yesterday using tomcat 5.5.7 i found out I can do
without xalan, is this something new?
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