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When using Tiles JSP files contain only fragments of an entire JSP file – which means that most of my JSP files get either:
“Invalid Location of Tag” or “Invalid Text String” warnings.
Is there some way of turning this error checking off for JSPs that are mere fragments?
Regards,
Stuart McGrigorStuart,
The JSP spec defines when working with pages that are themselves not entire JSP pages it is suggested you name the page with an extension of “jspf” to tag it as a “Fragment” this will take care of the problems you are seeing.@support-rkalla wrote:
Stuart,
The JSP spec defines when working with pages that are themselves not entire JSP pages it is suggested you name the page with an extension of “jspf” to tag it as a “Fragment” this will take care of the problems you are seeing.I am using a .jspf extension, and my pages are still being marked. I’ve tried clearing warnings, restarting, etc., but to no avail.
Any other places to look?
Make sure that .jspf is added as a fragment extension under:
Window > Prefs > MyEclipse > Editors > JSP EditorIt is set to jspf (no period). I tried changing it to .jspf, removed all validation markers, and ran the validation again, but it didn’t help.
I am using a clean install of Eclipse 3.1M4, MyEclipse 3.8.4, and no other plugins. I am using Sun JDK j2sdk1.4.2_04, and this on on a Windows XP system.
Yes you had it right, it should just be “jspf”.
Can you give me snippets of code between a sample JSP and JSPF file that you are seeing problems with so I can reproduce this locally? (I use a lot of fragments in my projects and don’t see any validation with the fragments, so please make your examples as close to your setup as possible so I can see what is going on).
Also is this a Web Project or java Project?
