[carniz]

I realized it would be nifty if you could [right-click on JSP file in Package Explorer / right-click in JSP source view] -> MyEclipse -> Add taglib -> [List of available taglibs]

Also, are there any plans for adding palettes for the struts bean/logic/../.. taglibs?

[carniz]

One more: what about opening the action class source file on doubleclick on a html:submit for a form in a JSP? The action class should be easy to look up by looking in the struts-config mapping – just a thought.

[Riyad Kalla]

Also, are there any plans for adding palettes for the struts bean/logic/../.. taglibs?

Do you mean snippets? They are already there. If you mean palette in the visual designer, the visual tags are already there as well… so I’m not sure I follow what you mean.

One more: what about opening the action class source file on doubleclick on a html:submit for a form in a JSP? The action class should be easy to look up by looking in the struts-config mapping – just a thought.

I like this idea, I’ll file it and see if the devs bite =)

[carniz]

@support-rkalla wrote:

Do you mean snippets? They are already there. If you mean palette in the visual designer, the visual tags are already there as well…

Are they? I can see the Struts “Basic” and Struts “Form” tools in the palette, but eg. bean:write or logic:iterate are not included/present – or did I look in the wrong place?

[Riyad Kalla]

Only the tags that have visual representation are in the palette, the snippets view contains all the tags.

[hbozic]

I have worked with Exadel Studio and it puts all the tags on the palette(it does not make a visual nonvisual distinction) which I found to be much better

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