Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2009-01-28 Thread agathon
Ice-Man wrote: > > Hi agathon , > > Could u plz write down (paste) your hole code of the instruction line??! > Ice-Man > > > 2008/12/16 agathon > >> >> i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... >> >> >> >> WayneFH wrote: >> > >> > Folks, >> > >> > AppFuse 2.0

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2009-01-28 Thread Ice-Man
Hi agathon , Could u plz write down (paste) your hole code of the instruction line??! Ice-Man 2008/12/16 agathon > > i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... > > > > WayneFH wrote: > > > > Folks, > > > > AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (almost) cleanly

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2009-01-28 Thread Sergio Carabetta
It didn't work for me. Instead I changed the quotes: agathon wrote: > > i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... > > > > WayneFH wrote: >> >> Folks, >> >> AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (a

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2009-01-28 Thread Sergio Carabetta
Thanx!! That worked... agathon wrote: > > i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... > > > > WayneFH wrote: >> >> Folks, >> >> AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (almost) cleanly under Eclipse >> (without WTP) except for a few warnings on XML files. >> >> B

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2008-12-16 Thread Matt Raible
Can you please enter an issue for this in JIRA and I'll commit a fix. Thanks, Matt On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 4:14 PM, agathon wrote: > > i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... > > > > WayneFH wrote: > > > > Folks, > > > > AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (al

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2008-12-16 Thread agathon
i replaced != with the two letters ne (not equal) and it worked ... WayneFH wrote: > > Folks, > > AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (almost) cleanly under Eclipse > (without WTP) except for a few warnings on XML files. > > But I have one error in Eclipse. It complains about this line

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2007-10-04 Thread WayneFH
For a work around, I turned this file in the a JSP fragment by changing the file name to header.jspf That causes MyEclipse (or Eclipse) to just issue warnings instead of the ugly red X's. Hope this helps! Wayne natophonic wrote: > > > WayneFH wrote: >> >> >> >> It says "Invalid Character Co

Re: [appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2007-10-02 Thread natophonic
WayneFH wrote: > > > > It says "Invalid Character Constant". Of course this builds and runs fine > in Tomcat and Jetty. > > It appears to be a problem with it recognizing the EL macro language > syntax. > > Anyone know a way to make Eclipse understand this and eliminate the error? > It's

[appfuse-user] Eclipse issue with header.jsp EL syntax

2007-10-02 Thread WayneFH
Folks, AppFuse 2.0 with Basic JSF is now working (almost) cleanly under Eclipse (without WTP) except for a few warnings on XML files. But I have one error in Eclipse. It complains about this line in header.jsp. (I ran a mvn inplace to get AppFuse Source.) It says "Invalid Character Constant".