Ok, preferences: general -> editors -> file associations I made new associations. So that is that. But still interested in Spindle. :)
On 7/25/05, Gregg D Bolinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Ok, long story for a simple question. I am a Sheriff at Javaranch.com. > Since mid 2003 we have been trying to replace our Perl based UBB software > with something running on J2EE. From day 1 I've urged the rest involved to > roll our own from scratch. We've tried modifying other solutions such as > Jive and most recently (over a year now) mvnForums. While we've had success > with mvnForums there have been issues with regards to performance, mvn's > project direction and many other things. I recently started new conversation > urging the others involved to, once again, just start from scratch and make > our own software. Javaranch has some pretty specific needs in our forum > software that we would like to have. I've once again been met with a brick > wall. > > So, I've decided that I will just take it upon myself to create our forum > software. And in the end if Javaranch doesn't want it, I'll open source it > and let the community at it. I've made the decision to use tapestry and > specifically version 4.0. Since this is a brand new project with no code to > port I figured why not. It will also let me help everyone test 4.0. Plus, > once I get it done and if it is adoption by Javaranch, Tapestry will be able > to add another rather significant testimony to it's success, which I think is > good. > > Also, I thought I'd take this opportunity to try out Eclipse 3.1 with WTP. > Small test runs doing plain non-framework J2EE seem to be stable enough to > commit to it for a project. And this, finally, brings me to my question. > Since I am not using Spindle (as I am shooting for Tapestry4) I need to tell > Eclipse that my .page files are the same as XML files. This is easy in IDEA. > But I can't figure out how in Eclipse. Can someone shed some light on this? > > Also, Geoff, if you are reading this, if you have started work on Spindle > for Tapestry 4.0 and need an able bodied tester, I'd love to get my hands on > it. Would solve this problem very easily for me. ;) > > Thanks. > > Gregg Bolinger > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
