Processing control-click in JSP

The simplest (but probably not the best) way to do this is registering com.intellij.psi.impl.source.resolve.reference.impl.providers.WebPathReferenceProvider for your tags.

for example:

registerTags("page", DTDS, new WebPathReferenceProvider(), "include");

where DTDS is String array of all namespaces of custom tags, you want provide with references (ctrl+mouseclick,...) and method registerTags() looks like following one (it's the same as in StrutsAssistant plugin)

protected void registerTags(String attrib, String[] dtds, PsiReferenceProvider provider, String... tags) {
NamespaceFilter nf = new NamespaceFilter(dtds);
TextFilter tf = new TextFilter(tags);
AndFilter af = new AndFilter(nf, new ClassFilter(XmlTag.class), tf);
ParentElementFilter pef = new ParentElementFilter(af, 2);
registry.registerXmlAttributeValueReferenceProvider(new String[]{attrib}, new ScopeFilter(pef), provider);
}

Or have a look at com.intellij.struts.dom.converters.StrutsPagesReferenceProvider in StrutsAssistant plugin (latest versions).

Josef

Thanks Josef, that gives me something to work with. I'll explore that later today.

The simplest (but probably not the best) way to do this is registering com.intellij.psi.impl.source.resolve.reference.impl.providers.WebPathReferenceProvider for your tags.

for example:

registerTags("page", DTDS, new WebPathReferenceProvider(), "include");
...

Is WebPathReferenceProvider available in the OpenAPI? I cannot locate it.

Thanks!!

Todd

never mind. Found it in idea.jar

Plugin is now working!

Thanks!

Todd

I'm really sorry for not responding, I didn't have much time to watch this forum.
And I'm glad it helped you. Josef