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I am new to using XDoclet and find it very interesting, so I decided to follow the XDoclet Tutorial on the tutorials page to create MyXDocletWeb project. Everything seemed to go very well until I got to the part of creating the TestJsp.jsp page.
Here is the content of the source:
<%@ page language=”java” %>
<%@ taglib uri=”/mytaglib” prefix=”mytag” %><html>
<head>
<title>I am a happy JSP page. Yeah!</title>
</head>
<body>
<mytag:BasicTag includePage=”true” includeBody=”true” iterate=”3″>
Current iteration is <%=currentIter%> <br/>
</mytag:BasicTag>
</body>
</html>The system complains that it cannot find /mytaglib. I followed the directions in the tutorial and double-checked everything, still not working. Any suggestions?
Did you actually create a custom tag library? If so where is the TLD file? What do your <taglib> entries in your web.xml file look like? Where is the class that implements the mytag taglibrary?
Actually, I solved it myself. What I needed to do was go and upgrade MyEclipse using the quickfix patch. After that was done, I removed the <% @page laguage=”java” %> line from the JSP file, saved it, re-added it, and saved again. All the errors vanished and I was able to deploy and test with no issues.
Seems a bit strange to me the behaviour of the application, but at least it worked.
