[erayl]

I know I can find the templates in: <MyEclipse>\eclipse\plugins\com.genuitec.eclipse.wizards_3.8.2\Templates
but how do I add a new JSPX template to this directory and have it show up my JSP file choices?

Ed

[Riyad Kalla]

Ed,
Have a look at the templates.properties file in that same directory, the format is explained at the top of the file.

[erayl]

If I add:

jsp.template.6=Templates/JspX.jspx
jsp.template.6.label=JSPX

then it shows up as a choice as a JSP file, but the file generated by MyEclipse has a .jsp extension, not a .jspx extension. I get subsequent editor errors and of course it would not work in Tomcat either without manually changing the extension.

If I do this:

# JSPX Templates
jspx.template.1=Templates/JspX.jspx
jspx.template.1.label=JSPX

it does not show up at all. Do you have any solutions for this?

[Scott Anderson]

This is really way outside what is supported in the product. However, if you’re intent on attempting this modification the documentation you need is in the docs subdirectory in the plugin you’re modifying.

Please note that any modification will be overwritten when you install a new version of MyEclipse.

[erayl]

Could you add an enhancement request for full support for JSPX, TAGX, EL function support. I would be happy to provide an example of each of these for testing purposes if you request.

[erayl]

Never mind my last message, I just did this in the enhancments forum.

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