Odd that eclipse detects the .xml to understand the file is xml and not the XML header in the file. I can autocomplete the spring beans in IntelliJIdea without issue.
On Thu, Sep 05, 2013 at 06:08:09PM -0700, Darren Shepherd wrote: > So if you have the Spring IDE (or STS) installed in your Eclipse you > get really nice autocompletion in spring config files. So > ctrl+space in the class="" will pop up all the classes. Or name="" > on the <property /> will autocomplete bean properties. Really > really useful, as typing class names by hand is slow and painful. > > But... none of this was working with ACS for me. So this is what I > found. First you really should be editing > applicationContext.xml.in. But that isn't an xml file, so it doesn't > like that. If you look for applicationContext.xml, its in the > cloudstack project which is not a java project and has no classpath > and thus autocompletion can't find your classes. So what I did was > in client/ > > ln -s tomcatconf/applicationContext.xml.in applicationContext.xml > > Now in cloud-client-ui you have applicationContext.xml at the root > and when you open it you get autocompletion magic. Now if your on > one of those operation systems that doesn't understand symlinks, I > dunno. But don't fret, once I modularize spring (coming real > soon....) the spring XML files will all be in the right place so you > get this behaviour by default. > > Darren -- Prasanna., ------------------------ Powered by BigRock.com
