Hi Brian, When Camino can't parse a JSP, it won't be shown on the tree and Camino treats those 'faulty' JSPs as if they don't exist.
"Refresh" refreshes the tree and the Storyboard from memory, not from the files. Therefore, 'faulty' JSPs aren't re-read and Camino doesn't report any further parse error. In your case, Camino reports logoff.jsp has an unmatched and redundant </a> close tag at line 36. Besides, there's a limitation in the current version of Camino that there must be a space before the "%>" markup of the taglib declarations. Once you remove the redundant </a>, add the space to the taglib declaration and "Reload" (not "Refresh") the project, you should see the logoff.jsp displayed. regards, -- John At 08:14 am 19-04-2002 -0400, you wrote: >John, > >Thanks for the quick response back. I realize that my initial input was >vague and apologize. Here are the answers to your questions: > >1. Windows 2000 SP2 >2. Yes, all JSPs use the ".jsp" extension. >3. Yes, Camio does not locate JSPs that are in the same directory. For >example, a directory $DOCROOT/security has three JSPs: logon.jsp, >logoff.jsp, maintenance.jsp. Only the logon and maintenance JSPs are >added to the DOCROOT of the project. The logoff.jsp is always >missed. This happens in several other places too. >4. No error dialog box was displayed. >5. When the project is initially loaded, there are a large number of >parse errors. However, when I "refresh" the project, these errors go >away. I am only left with ? items that appear to be valid--except for >"/logoff.do: Forward name = 'success' target '/jsp/security/logoff.jsp' is >not found." > >It appears that additional tag libraries (all Jakarta based and included >in the project properties) are not referenced during the initial parse of >the JSPs. Only the base Struts taglibs are used during the initial >parse. Refreshing the project allows the analyze process to remove these >false errors? Thats my guess as to why these parse errors go away with a >"refresh". > >Attached is the camino.log file as requested. I am also attaching the >logoff.jsp page to see if that offers you a clue into what is happening. > >Thanks again John. > >Brian -- John Yu Scioworks Technologies e: [EMAIL PROTECTED] w: +(65) 873 5989 w: http://www.scioworks.com m: +(65) 9782 9610 Scioworks Camino - "Rapid WebApp Assembly for Struts" === To subscribe/unsubscribe, visit http://list.scioworks.com:8081/guest/RemoteListSummary/camino_user
