[Skerfil]

Hello,

i’m unable to find something like “New Project -> Tapestry Project” or “Add Tapestry Capabilities”.
I have to manually install the Tapestry libraries – well, with “add library -> Tapestry libraries” it is simple. Hey, but i’m lazy 🙂

Thanks
Robert

[Scott Anderson]

Robert,

You’ll need to create a MyEclipse web project then right-click on it in the Package Explorer view and select ‘Add Tapestry capabilities…’.

[Skerfil]

Thanks. This works really good. I’ve tested this with an existing project.

Robert

[Tony Herstell]

Severity Description
2 No Tapestry build, the Tapestry jars are missing from the build path

I create a Web Project, then add in the tapestry support and I get this…
How do I get MyEclipse to see the Tapestry Jars?

[Scott Anderson]

That sounds like the tapestry addition didn’t go well in your instance. You should be able to add them to the build path yourself by right-clicking and selecting Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries > Add Library… > Tapestry Framework

[glongman]

@balanceofpower wrote:

Severity Description
2 No Tapestry build, the Tapestry jars are missing from the build path

I create a Web Project, then add in the tapestry support and I get this…
How do I get MyEclipse to see the Tapestry Jars?

There is an issue if ME is installed in a path that contains a space. For example on windows, c:\Program Files\MyEclipse.

If this is your case, the problem code has been fixed and hopefully will appear in the next drop.

Workarounds are:

1. Add the Tapestry Framework Library manually. (Build Path Properties Page, Library Tab)
2. Manually place the Tapestry jars into the WEB-INF/lib folder.

Geoff

[Author]

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