[cfrers]

Hi Riyad:
Our project is defined as a regular Java Project. I have been able to include our own
tags and get code completion. One of our hopes was to be able to use the MyEclpise
Struts Editor with our own struts-config.xml file but we get a pop up window stating that
our project is not configured as a MyEclipse Web-Struts project. This indicates to me that
we cannot use any of the struts wizards unless we first completely redfine the project’s directory
structure. Is this correct?
We are fortunately rewriting our ant scripts so this would be
a good time for us to restructure the project directory if need be.
Claudia

[Riyad Kalla]

What MyEclipse wants you to do is to right click on the project root, go down to MyEclipse, and “Add WebProject Capabilities…”, then it wants you to do the same thing, but select “Add Struts Capabilities”. This may/maynot require some modification of the location of some files (for example, defining a webroot and putting all JSPs into a directory under the webroot, etc.).

The struts-config editor needs to know more about your project, that is why it requires you to have the project setup a certain way.

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