[opencms-dev] Eclipse plugin for OpenCms VFS

[Scott Carlson]

¡°Save Failed: null¡± is the error I got when I set the editor to ¡°Java Editor¡±. The only other editor that I tried is ¡°Text Editor¡±, which worked. So, first thing I would do is double-check the editor associated with the file extension used, and make sure it is ¡°Text Editor¡±.

 

No, the file extension does not matter with regard to OpenCmsVFS ¨C I use both .html and .jsp extensions for files of type jsp, and both work fine. Note that then ¡°*.html¡± and ¡°*.jsp¡± need to be associated with ¡°Text Editor¡± in eclipse for this to then work properly. If there is more than one association, make sure that ¡°Text Editor¡± is the default.

 

Scott

 

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 Hello Scott Carlson:
    I creat new file *.jsp in the workplace , and edite it in eclipse. but i can't save it.
 it performace  "Save Failed: null", can you save the modified file ? what editor do you specify for the jsp typ? 
 Any help for appreciate !
 lai xiaobing
 2006.08.30

	
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	From: "Scott Carlson" <scott at optionvue.com>
	To: "The OpenCms mailing list" <opencms-dev at opencms.org>
	Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2006 22:51:39 +0800 (CST)
	Subject: RE: [opencms-dev] Eclipse plugin for OpenCms VFS
	
	

	When using OpenCmsVFS, the state listed for files that have not been changed is ¡®online¡¯ ¨C this does not mean that if you edit the file, you will change the online version, it merely means that the ¡®offline¡¯ (or whatever project that is setup in the Preferences¡­) and ¡®online¡¯ files are the same. At first, I thought this was a bug, too, until I figured out what ¡®online¡¯ meant in this display. Some other states that are shown are ¡®changed¡¯ and ¡®new¡¯.

	 

	Using OpenCmsVFS plugin, no, you cannot create new files. You must create new files using the OpenCms Workplace. Once created, you can refresh the eclipse view by right-clicking and choosing refresh on the appropriate folder.

	 

	OpenCmsVFS only seems to work with certain OpenCms types. For example, it works great with JSP files, but it doesn¡¯t seem to work with xmlpage files. For me, it will open xmlpage files, but it will not save them.

	 

	As for files with no extensions, I don¡¯t know about this ¨C I specify an extension for all files, so I can set a default editor for them.

	 

	Oh, another thing I have found is that the associated editor makes a difference, too. I have ¡®text editor¡¯ associated to the files I edit using OpenCmsVFS. I tried ¡®java editor¡¯, and when using that editor, save fails.

	 

	Scott

	 

	
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