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15. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

campi Jul 29, 2008 9:17 AM (in response to kragoth)

"campi" wrote:

I needed the attribute-type and the attribute ...

The attribute wasn't displayed in my previous post.

16. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

kragoth Jul 29, 2008 8:26 PM (in response to kragoth)

Adding "JSF Capabilities" most certainly does make changes to a project.
It adds a WEB-INF/lib folder and a bunch of other things.

We do not have our project set up in the standard
WEB-INF/lib way. Our ant build is what sets up the web app structure.

At a source level we have a config directory that contains the files like web.xml and faces-config.xml etc. Our libs are in a lib folder with libraries seperated into their own folders. Like ../lib/richfaces/*.jar

This structure does not seem to work when you do the "Add JSF Capabilities"

Campi - regards your post: I actually tried just copying the richfaces tld file and giving it a different prefix and uri. Then adding that to my plugin.xml and I still didn't get the new components that I would have expected to get.

Would you mind posting your plugin.xml and tld file completely so I can try them myself.

That would be a big help thanks.

17. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

campi Jul 30, 2008 4:23 AM (in response to kragoth)

Here my plugin.xml :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<?eclipse version="3.0"?>

<plugin>

 <extension-point id="tldResource" name="KB TLD Resource" schema="schema/tldResource.exsd"/>

 <extension

 point="org.jboss.tools.common.kb.tldResource">

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JSF Core"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JsfCore1_2.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JSF HTML Basic"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JsfHtmlBasic1_1.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"

 version="1.0"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JSF HTML Basic"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JsfHtmlBasic1_2.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Seam"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JBossSeam1_2.xml"

 uri="http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib"

 version="1.1"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Seam"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JBossSeam1_2.xml"

 uri="http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib"

 version="1.2"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Seam"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JBossSeam2_0.xml"

 uri="http://jboss.com/products/seam/taglib"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Rich Faces"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Vcp.xml"

 uri="http://richfaces.ajax4jsf.org/rich"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Rich Faces 3.1"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Richfaces3_1.xml"

 uri="http://richfaces.org/rich"

 version="1.2"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Rich Faces 3.2"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Richfaces3_2.xml"

 uri="http://richfaces.org/rich"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="Rich Faces Ajax"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/VcpAjax.xml"

 uri="http://www.redhat.com/vcp/components/ajax"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Ajax4jsf"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/ajax4jsf.xml"

 uri="https://ajax4jsf.dev.java.net/ajax"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Ajax4jsf 3.1"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Ajax4jsf3_1.xml"

 uri="http://richfaces.org/a4j"

 version="1.2"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="JBoss Ajax4jsf 3.2"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Ajax4jsf3_2.xml"

 uri="http://richfaces.org/a4j"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="My Faces Extension"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/MyFacesExt.xml"

 uri="http://myfaces.apache.org/extensions"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="My Faces Sandbox"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/MyFacesSandbox.xml"

 uri="http://myfaces.apache.org/sandbox"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="My Faces Tomahawk"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/MyFacesTomahawk.xml"

 uri="http://myfaces.apache.org/tomahawk"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="Facelets"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Facelets.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="Facelets Html"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/FaceletsHtml.xml"

 uri="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml/facelets"/>



 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="ADF Faces Core"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/ADFFacesCore.xml"

 uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces"/>

 <tld

 jsf="true"

 name="ADF Faces HTML"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/ADFFacesHtml.xml"

 uri="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/faces/html"/>



 <tld

 name="JSTL Core 1.0"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JstlCore1_0.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/core"/>

 <tld

 name="JSTL Format 1.0"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JstlFmt1_0.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/fmt"/>

 <tld

 name="JSTL SQL 1.0"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JstlSql1_0.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/sql"/>

 <tld

 name="JSTL XML 1.0"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/JstlXml1_0.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/xml"/>



 <tld

 name="Struts HTML"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/StrutsHtml.xml"

 uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-html"/>

 <tld

 name="Struts Bean"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/StrutsBean.xml"

 uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-bean"/>

 <tld

 name="Struts Tiles"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/StrutsTiles.xml"

 uri="http://struts.apache.org/tags-tiles"/>

 <tld

 name="Struts Tiles 1.1"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/StrutsTiles11.xml"

 uri="http://jakarta.apache.org/struts/tags-tiles-1.1"/>



 <tld

 name="JSP"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/Jsp.xml"

 uri="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page"/>

 <tld
 jsf="true"

 name="AtexoCommonsPages"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/AtexoCommonsPages.xml"

 uri="http://www.atexo.com/commons-pages"/>


 <tld
 jsf="true"

 name="AtexoCommons"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/AtexoCommons.xml"

 uri="http://www.atexo.com/jsf"/>

 <tld
 jsf="true"

 name="AtexoSub"

 schema-location="schemas/tld/AtexoSub.xml"

 uri="http://www.atexo.com/sub"/>


 </extension>



</plugin>

My Three tld that I will be using are the last three.

Here my AtexoCommonsPages.xml :

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<!DOCTYPE kb-schema PUBLIC "-//Red Hat, Inc//DTD Knowledge Base 1.0//EN" "http://www.redhat.com/dtds/kb-schema_1_0.dtd">

<schema prefix="commons-pages">
 <element-type body-content="allowed" content="mixed" name="referentielAddOrUpdate" start-tag="required">

 <description>Renders the referentiel add or update form page.</description>
 <attribute-type name="title" required="true" value="java.lang.String">

 <proposal type="beanProperty"/>

 <proposal type="bundleProperty"/>

 <proposal type="jsfVariables"/>

 </attribute-type>
 <attribute type="title"/>

 </element-type>

 <element-type body-content="allowed" content="mixed" name="referentielDelete" start-tag="required">

 <description>Renders the referentiel delete form page.</description>

 </element-type>
</schema>

I haven't rewrite all my tad (someday I'll have the time for, I hope), but this exemple is working.

Here some screenshots after an eclipse -clean :
http://champion.louis.free.fr/screenshot/eclipse/completion-custom-tag.png
http://champion.louis.free.fr/screenshot/eclipse/completion-attribute.png

18. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

kragoth Jul 30, 2008 7:19 PM (in response to kragoth)

Thanks heaps campi!

I copied and paste your plugin.xml entry and tld file and it works. So obviously there was something else I was doing wrong!

I'll look around and hopefully I can find it.

Thanks again!

19. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

kragoth Jul 30, 2008 7:38 PM (in response to kragoth)

I think that the BIG step missing from the instructions is telling people to start eclipse with the -clean argument. Without that argument the modifications will never appear. (I know most people probably know to do this but.... I had completely forgotten about it :P) So, if the instructions could be updated to include that, it would be much better.

20. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

campi Jul 31, 2008 3:12 AM (in response to kragoth)

"Kragoth" wrote:
I think that the BIG step missing from the instructions is telling people to start eclipse with the -clean argument. Without that argument the modifications will never appear. (I know most people probably know to do this but.... I had completely forgotten about it :P) So, if the instructions could be updated to include that, it would be much better.

I always launch eclipse with the -clean argument ^^

21. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

kragoth Jul 31, 2008 3:50 AM (in response to kragoth)

I was also able to solve the problem of having the tld file checked into my codebase by adding a hardlink from the schemas/tld/xxxx.tld to my codebase.

this was done with the 'fsutil hardlink create' tool in windows xp command prompt. Just in case anyone else wants that functionality

22. Re: XHTML files and content assist with custom tags

maxandersen Jul 31, 2008 11:56 AM (in response to kragoth)

it is a major bug if adding jsf capabilities adds things to your project!
I've never seen that, so please report that in jira.