>i tired spindle, but the HTML editor is still buggy...
>keeps throwing

>ArrayOutOfBoundsExceptions and then NPE

Which version of Spindle? Did you log a bug report?

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=50321&atid=459328

>and spindle seems a bit restrictive in what it will
>allow you to do... however, when it does get fixed up,
>i am looking fwd to using it...

How so? Log a feature request.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?atid=459331&group_id=50321&func=browse

Not to be a dink but if you wait until it gets "fixed up", you'll be waiting
a long time unless you
log bug reports and/or add feature requests. Spindle is built part-time by
one guy, me.

I am not omnipotent, I can't read minds. If users doesn't log the problems
they see, I might not know about them and can't fix them.

All ranting aside,  you'll do yourself a big favour by structuring your
Eclipse projects so that you are not working on Tapestry files in the
Eclipse auto-builder's output directory (.class files). Keep you Tapestry
files alongside the .java files, the autobuilder will take care of ensuring
that they are copied into the output directory.

People usually pick the default output directory which is
yourProjectName/bin
If you do this (or pick any other folder located directly below the project)
Eclipse will hide the output directory in the Package Explorer. That goes a
long way to avoiding confusion 'cuz there appears to be two copies of every
file.

However, there is a bug in Eclipse such that if you choose an output
directory more than 0 levels below the project folder (ie.
myProject/WEB_INF/classes), then the output directory is *not* hidden. This
caused some problems and bug reports because users were accidentally editing
Tapestry files located in the output directory.

here's the Eclipse bug report:

http://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=22773

Spindle (1.1 dev stream)  has been changed to not allow its editors to be
opened on files in the output directory.

Geoff

Geoffrey Longman
Intelligent Works Inc.



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