[Paul Zepernick]

Hello I just purchased a subscription today and I want to tell you that you product is great. Thanks for all of the work you guys put into this at such a great price. I read through your forum and noticed that there were a couple people having problems using a url for the jstl taglib location. I also noticed that you said this was going to be corrected and in the news & updates section it appears as though V3.6.2 was going to take care of this. I have installed the newest version and rebuilt the project a couple of times. I have even tried deleting the project and re importing from CVS. On my taglib declarations I am still getting the bad relative URL error. Hopefully I am not doing something stupid. The page runs fine on Tomcat but shows as an error from inside the ide. Here are the specs on my system:

Eclipse Platform: 3.0 Build: 200308281813
MyEclipse: Version 3.6.2
OS: Windows 2000 Professional

Here is the import in my jsp
<%@ taglib uri=”http://java.sun.com/jstl/core&#8221; prefix=”c” %>

I do not have any taglib declarations in my web.xml . It is my understanding that it is not needed. I appreciate the help.

Thanks,

Paul

[Paul Zepernick]

I apologize. It does not appear that I provided you with all the information you need to diagnose the problem in my first post.

What operating system and version are you running?
Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 4

What Eclipse version and build id are you using?
3.0.0 Build 200308281813

Was Eclipse freshly installed for MyEclipse?
Eclipse 2.1.1 Was installed. I uninstalled this version and
Installed the currect version of eclipse. This was not done using the
update manager. Before installing myeclipse 3.6.2 I had 2.6.2 installed. I unistalled this version and removed everything in the installation directory before proceding with the install for 3.6.2

Are any other external plugins installed?
Websphere workbench 5.0 is installed, but I dont beleive it is
using eclipse 3.0. It is not in the plugins directory. I beleive it is using
its own version of eclipse.

How many plugins in the <eclipse>/plugins directory are like org.eclipse.pde.*
8
What MyEclipse version are you using?
3.6.2
What JDK version are you using to run Eclipse?
1.4.1_03
What JDK version are you using to launch your application server?
1.4.1_03

What application server are you using?
Tomcat 4.1.27 – with hotfix applied

[No Operation]

Here is the import in my jsp
<%@ taglib uri=”http://java.sun.com/jstl/core&#8221; prefix=”c” %>

isn’t this a know, yet fixed but not yet released bug?

NOP

[Paul Zepernick]

My apologies if it is not yet fixed. I must have misunderstood. I thought that I read somewhere that it was included in this newest version.

Paul

[Scott Anderson]

Paul,

Sorry for the confusion. NOP is correct that this fix is working internally but has not been released yet. It will be part of the next service release (2.6.3) that should be available in the next week or so.

–Scott
MyEclipse Support

[iceberg2ice]

I just want to confirm that I am getting exactly the same problem as Paul described. My configuration is similar as Paul’s but the only difference is that I am using Eclipse 2.1.1 and Tomcat 5.0.12b. The tag inclusion is flagged as error, but the code compiles and runs fine.

Also, the autocomplete does not work for the included prefix=”c” tag, for example if I want to do a <c:choose .. etc statement in the JSP page, it does not give me the options for the <c: tag when pressing ctrl-space, instead it pops up a window, where it says select default web module, and there is none available to choose. This might be a resultl of the IDE not being aware of the library existance?

I hope this is fixed in the next release because it is quite iritating

[support-michael]

iceberg2ice,

As Scott identified we will have a JSP fix out very shortly. I have been helping test the new release. Re: the web-root dialog when invoking tag completion sounds odd. Do you have Lomboz installed in your environment?

Michael
MyEclipse Support

[iceberg2ice]

Hi Michael,

thank you for the reply. You are right, this is because of Lomboz, and I used to get the popup (and still getting it) when I am editing a JSP page with the Lomboz JSP editor. I suppose it is empty because I have created the project and module with MyEclipse, so Lomboz is not aware of its metadata.

Also please forgive me if I sounded impatient of ignorant in the previous post, I didn’t mean to, and I appreciate that you guys do a great job. It’s just that I am new to the JSP world, and it seemed strange to me to have a so feature rich environment with support for so many servers, containers, deployment, J2EE and all the bells and wistles, and a humble JSP JSTL tag which I found in chapter 1 of “Beginning JSP” to show as error. Needless to say, since I am new, I thought I was doing something wrong and spend a couple of days trying to figure out what was that, confused and frustrated. That was before I discover the MyEclipse forums, which I think is the best forum around on Eclipse usage – the eclipse.org forums seem to be developers-only content of discussion.

Thanks

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