Can't get IntelliJ to handle jsp:useBean and jsp:getProperty to work properly togethe
when I do <jsp:useBean id="X" scope="request" /> followed by <jsp:getProperty name="X" property="name" /> the X in jsp:getProperty shows up in red?
Why is that?
Is there something about jsp syntax that I don't understand? Or is there some type of configuration that I need to do. The way intellJ handles "Resources" (needing to be mapped) comes to mind.
Thanks.
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Is your project configured as a web module? If so, is your web resource
directory set to your webroot?
Norris Shelton
Sun Certified Java Programmer
Laran Evans wrote:
>when I do <jsp:useBean id="X" scope="request" /> followed by <jsp:getProperty name="X" property="name" /> the X in jsp:getProperty shows up in red?
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>Why is that?
>
>Is there something about jsp syntax that I don't understand? Or is there some type of configuration that I need to do. The way intellJ handles "Resources" (needing to be mapped) comes to mind.
>
>Thanks.
>
No, it's not. My project is basically an EAR structure. There are many web-apps under the EAR.
Is it possible to structure an EAR file project which automagically maps each of the web-apps properly? I seem to remember not doing this because I got hung up on something with EJBs during the project setup. Don't remember for sure though.
Sorry, no experience with .ear files ... yet
Maybe Robert will chime in.
Norris Shelton
Sun Certified Java Programmer
Laran Evans wrote:
>No, it's not. My project is basically an EAR structure. There are many web-apps under the EAR.
>
>Is it possible to structure an EAR file project which automagically maps each of the web-apps properly? I seem to remember not doing this because I got hung up on something with EJBs during the project setup. Don't remember for sure though.
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