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I’m using version 5.5 but i have a problem trying to make code completion to works with xhtml files. I’m using IceFaces,Facelets and not getting code completiong for IceFaces tags. But If i create a jspx then I got it for IceFaces and I loose it for facelets tags.
Would you be able to create a small sample project thanks exhibits the problem and email it to us at support@genuitec.com ATTN Riyad with a link to this post for reference?
Hi
I added the JSF/facelets libsfor Ajax4Jsf et Richfaces and I’ve got the same pb: no code completion. Any clue ?
Antoine
The Facelets editor right now just provides completion for Facelets, not custom libraries at this time. That is why I was asking for a small sample project, this gives us concrete examples to give to the dev team to fix.
It would surely help with testing. If you could send it to support@genuitec.com ATTN Riyad I’d appreciate it.
I’m not too bothered about visual editing for facelets (personally I prefer to code by hand), but it would be good in general if the MyEclipse XML editor could import tags and then do auto-complete.
Copy the competition – Exadel (Red Hat Developer Studio) does this (I’ve switched to this for my current project just because of this feature – I’m using ICEFaces / facelets). Even Dreamweaver does XML tag import / autocomplete.
I would like also to have code completion support in xhtml files, we are trying to use IceFaces tags and it’s tedious to be looking at web documentation to use the tags.
Has anything come of this? I would also like to have code completion available in XHTML files for RichFaces. Is a sample project still required, I can send one.
We are working to get the ICEfaces tag support added to the XHTML editor ASAP.
As for other libraries, all we need a TLD file for them. Since Facelets defines taglibs in their own way, it’s a bit of a manual process to get the validation and autocomplete libraries updated for those different URIs.
Is RichFaces also going to be supported? Is incorporation something that can be done by the end user?
slb,
I don’t have a hard and fast commitment from management for RichFaces supportl; and no it’s not a manual process the user can perform.It’s not only <ice:XXX> tags that does not work, it’s also other tags in some places. It reacs very strangly.
I have an XHTML file and in some places the <c:…> completion works and some areas of the page it does not complete.It seems odd. in JSPX file, the same file different extention and completion works for everything.
— Erez
Erez,
The Facelets XHTML editor is a custom extension of the HTML/XML editor to provide that particular autocomplete. Facelets defines it’s own/new structure for taglibs that does not follow the well-defined TLD-based structure that JSPs do. Becuase of that getting autocomplete/validation in the Facelets XHTML editor is something we have to do on our end, but for JSP-based pages it can all be done dynamically because of the well-defined TLD files that can be parsed on the fly for information.That is why you are seeing differences in behavior.
