Hi Matt:
IntelliJ already have a little hack to do this thing: the Commented
annotation, A year ago I post a tutorial in my blog, you can check on
http://www.jroller.com/neuronica/entry/intellij_tales_1
IntelliStripes have a partial implementation of this feature.
Following the Stripes "good praxis" when you have a <s:form
beanclass="com.funnyname.FunnyActionBean"> the "pre-action" Bean itself is
com.funnyname.FunnyActionBean so we can provide autocompletion for
${actionBean.someProperty}. we can only need to read the beanclass
atttribute on the JSP.
But the optimal solution is read all the ActionBean and search for new
Forward/RedirectResolution("/WEB-INF/my_funny.jsp") and add completion for
this bean on "/WEB-INF/my_funny.jsp"
Unfortunately this feature is very hard to implement and will require some
time to implement. we hope that the next year we can add this feature
Matt Brock wrote:
>
>
> Evgeny Shepelyuk-2 wrote:
>>
>> Well. The problem is that i'm unable to understand what you're proposing.
>> Can you illustrate it with more details and explain as clearly as
>> possible.
>>
>
> Sorry if I wasn't clear. Here's an example:
>
> In my action I have an object...
>
> MyActionBean.class:
> private Customer customer;
> public Customer getCustomer() {...}
> public void setCustomer(Customer customer) {...}
>
> I access this object and its properties in my JSPs using EL notation like
> so:
> ${actionBean.customer.name}
>
> In IntelliJ, if I ever want to access any public methods off an object,
> all I need to do is hit CTRL-SPACE and it pops up a list of possible
> public methods. This is extended to the JSPs, but only for the default
> servlet context. So, in my JSP, if I type the following:
>
> ${pageContext.
>
> ...then hit CTRL-SPACE, I get a nice list of accessible fields & methods.
> Unfortunately, this only works for the default context. If I were to do
> this:
>
> ${actionBean.customer
>
> ...then hit CTRL-SPACE, I get nothing. Because the inspections don't know
> what "actionBean" means, thus don't recognize any methods off of
> actionBean. Which is annoying, because the code analysis for any JSPs on
> a Stripes project in IntelliJ are _FILLED_ with yellow "warnings" because
> it's not smart enough to translate all the "actionBean-dot-somethings" to
> actual objects.
>
> I hope this clarifies things.
>
>
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