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    mlsalcedo
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    I have an existing application where every sub modules serve two portals, where the directory structure follow:

    module x/src …
    module x/prescontent/portal1
    module x/prescontent/portal2

    every submodules holds two struts’ configuration

    module x/prescontent/portal1/WEB-INF/module x/struts-module x-config.xml
    module x/prescontent/portal2/WEB-INF/module x/struts-module x-config.xml

    By adding web project capabilities; setting the web-root folder to module-x/prescontent/portal1 and later on strutst capabilities to the project, by selecting the struts configuration does not looks to do any effect on it. I would like to use the Struts’ designer, which does not come up. But If I created one from scratch, everything works fine.

    Am i missing anything, Any help or clarification is greatly appreciated.

    #229088 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    and later on strutst capabilities to the project, by selecting the struts configuration does not looks to do any effect on it.

    You mean when adding struts capabilities, you specified struts-module-x-config.xml as your struts config file, and when you open it, is doesn’t open in the designer?

    #229106 Reply

    mlsalcedo
    Member

    Right, It just opened as a regular XML file.

    #229110 Reply

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    Ahh, it is most likely the name of the file. Go to Window > Preferences > Workbench > File Associations, and add 2 new associations using the full name of each of your files and map them to the “MyEclispe Struts Editor”.

    #229115 Reply

    mlsalcedo
    Member

    Thanks a lot, it worked well.

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