el expressions in xhtml not supported?

Hi Mario,

as a workaround, you can configure jspx filetype for xhtml extension.

Hi!

Please, could someone confirm this? So I could open a ticket then. Thanks!

Hi!

Recently we switched from jsp to xhtml/facelets for our JSF views.

Now it seems that in the xhtml pages code-completion with el expressions
is not supported yet.
I get no list of available properties after e.g. #{myBean.<here>}
Is this true or is there something wrong in my setup?

Ciao,
Mario

Map jspx file type to .xhtml extension. In Diana we will have better
configuration

Mario Ivankovits wrote:

Hi!

Please, could someone confirm this? So I could open a ticket then. Thanks!

>>Hi!
>>
>>Recently we switched from jsp to xhtml/facelets for our JSF views.
>>
>>Now it seems that in the xhtml pages code-completion with el expressions
>>is not supported yet.
>>I get no list of available properties after e.g. #{myBean.} >>Is this true or is there something wrong in my setup? >> >>Ciao, >>]]>Mario


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Hi Maxim!

Map jspx file type to .xhtml extension. In Diana we will have better
configuration

Cool, thanks. Seems to work(around)!

Ciao,
Mario

Mario Ivankovits wrote:

>> Hi!
>>
>> Please, could someone confirm this? So I could open a ticket then.
>> Thanks!
>>
>>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> Recently we switched from jsp to xhtml/facelets for our JSF views.
>>>
>>> Now it seems that in the xhtml pages code-completion with el expressions
>>> is not supported yet.
>>> I get no list of available properties after e.g. #{myBean.} >>> Is this true or is there something wrong in my setup? >>> >>> Ciao, >>>]]> Mario