I have been a JbossIDE 1.5 user for some time, but I recently had to rebuild my 3.2 Eclipse instance, and as a result I no longer can use JbossIDE 1.5. In installing JbossIDE 2.0.0-beta2, however, I have run into a problem.
The server instance I am trying to add does not have a 'default' server defined. The result is, upon locating my JBoss server directory in the "Add Server" dialog, I get an error:
Missing classpath entry C:\usr\java\jboss-4.0.5.GA\server\default\lib\javax.servlet.jar
And the dialog will not let me continue. The older version of JbossIDE, version 1.5, had no problems supporting this at all.
Is there a way around this? Am I stuck having to create a default just so the dialog can continue?
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Yes.
The entityConverter very handy, but (to me) it's really a bit of a hack (which is why I didn't include it in 1.1.5). I think it's probably better kept separate for now at least.
So, I've been working on a separate version of the converter (which is basically ready) - but ran into http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-755.
For now, you can either use s:selectItems or si:selectItems (or a mixture of both in your app). Using the entityconverter from 1.1.1beta4 should work fine afaik (you'll just have to attach it manually each time using si:convertEntity - or do the same using a facelets component handler or similar).
So, direction wise, I plan to fix JBSEAM-755 for 1.1.6, and also post the separate entityconverter. And I do have some ideas about a better way of doing this - I just need to work through them :)
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Sound like off-topic, but what we're trying to do it to be very Seam centric, and so using JBoss IDE is the natural choice, and you know we're using XHTML, and regrettably ...
the formatting of XHTML in JBoss IDE (Eclipse) with Shift-Ctrl-F is (looks) horrible.
Most annoying: Elements starting on same line as previous element, but then wrapping to next line.
Any solution (formatting plugin) that's more mainstream JBoss / Seam than another solution?
Have not found a Preference for that element wrapping (yet) in JBoss IDE (Eclipse).
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