Cross-framework bean/variable resolving

Which build of IDEA?
Do you have JSF and Spring facets added to the module?

I haven't really tried this combination, but I would expect it to be working ;)

If the project setup is correct and it still doesn't work, you should
probably file a Jira issue, preferably with a dummy project that shows the problem.

Georgi Georgiev wrote:

Hi,
I'm trying the latest IDEA with a project using both JSF and Spring, having the JSF context configured to access Spring configured beans with :

<application>
<variable-resolver>org.springframework.web.jsf.DelegatingVariableResolver</variable-resolver>
</application>

Having this setup, IDEA fails to resolve the Spring beans used on JSF pages and marks them as unknown, although the application works perfectly fine. Like in the following code :

<h:outputFormat value="#{msg.welcomeText}">
<f:param value="#{loginBean.userName}"/>
</h:outputFormat>

the loginBean is not resolved ("Cannot resolve variable loginBean ...") as it is defined in the Spring context config. Of course, this causes no auto-complete etc. etc.

My question is : Is it possible and do you plan to implement sort of cross-framework bean/variable resolving, that would fix this issue ?

Idea version : the latest - 8769.
Facets added : yes
Working : no :)

Dummy project + JIRA : yes, probably a good idea, but I wanted a confirmation that I'm doing it right first.

Have you configured fileset for your Spring facet?

Idea version : the latest - 8769.
Facets added : yes
Working : no :)
Dummy project + JIRA : yes, probably a good idea, but I wanted a
confirmation that I'm doing it right first.

No, I'm not. I was looking at it as a possible problem, but honestly, I can't get the idea of the filesets exactly (I might be just too stupid, but still - can't get it), so any help on it would be appreciated.

Edited by: Georgi Georgiev on Sep 15, 2008 1:58 PM

Go to your facet configuration and create a fileset containing your spring
configs.

Yes, that's obvious, but the question is - what's the idea behind it ! I created a fileset for the spring config and included ONLY spring-config.xml in it ... and it worked. So, the fileset does not create any additional links between the spring and JSF config, still - this did the trick and the question "why" is still a mystery for me.

Oh ... and of course - thanks for your help, guys :)

Edited by: Georgi Georgiev on Sep 17, 2008 11:47 AM

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