| Content Assist for JSP Expression Language? [message #1507943] |
Thu, 11 December 2014 21:26  |
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I'm doing a small Java/JSP project using servlets to create simple Java objects that follow bean guidelines and stick them into request attributes, and then use JSP's to render them. Using Eclipse Luna, if I use scriptlets, I can get Content Assist for my objects.
However, scriptlets are ugly and recommended against, so I'm trying to use JSTL and the Expression Language instead. The catch is that I can't get any Content Assist for my objects using the Expression Language.
For example, in my servlet, I put an object of type my.package.DailyCalendar into the request with request.setAttribute("calendar", myDailyCalendar);
In my JSP, I declare the following:
<jsp:useBean id="calendar" scope="request" type="my.package.DailyCalendar"/>
Later in the JSP, I type the following, leaving my cursor after the period:
<c:set var="stuff" scope="page" value="${calendar.}"/>
If I hit Ctrl+Space, I expect to see all of the properties of a DailyCalendar object, but I get nothing.
Is there something I can do to make this work?
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