[lukmanph]

hi

I was wondering whether you guys are planning to offer a visual jsp editor, i.e offer for struts-tags, tiles etc….
for the time being, I am using a free plugin, but it will be nice to have something similar within MyEclipse.
cheers
Patria

[Riyad Kalla]

Patria,
Yes closer to the end of Q4 we are looking into some nicer framework-specific autocomplets and things of that nature. Nothing in 4.0 though.

[Scott Anderson]

Nothing in 4.0 though

Not exactly correct. We’ll be shipping a full WYSIWYG JSP-aware editor in 4.0 with a very nice split-screen (source / design) mode. It just hasn’t hit the milestone builds yet.

[lukmanph]

hi Scott

will the jsp editor also Struts-aware?

[Scott Anderson]

will the jsp editor also Struts-aware?

Yes, it will.

[Werner Punz]

and jsf aware? not fully visual but mor on the lines of showing the tags….

[Riyad Kalla]

That is what is comming next, I don’t know if it will be in 4.0 GA

[Werner Punz]

wonderful news…

[cmcbrien]

How about supporting it on Linux?

[Scott Anderson]

For the first release, it will be Windows only due to time / implementation / test constraints. Sorry.

[Paul]

Is this what you guys refer to as the jsf wysiwyg editor available to enterprise subscribers as of 4.0? If so, as a linux user that doesn’t need/use the uml stuff right now ….. you get where I’m going with this. Hopefully it can be available for Linux though before the ‘free’ year runs out.

[Werner Punz]

well the problem I see with non windows support, is that probably all depends on how fast the webtools project for eclipse can implement stuff like that for linux and osx, MyEclipse is not the only plugin which has the inherent, we only can support wysiwyg in Windows.

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