Install plugin via update site
The typical procedures are:
- Open update dialog, the detail procedures are different depend on eclipse version.
- Add new update site http://bravo.comxa.com/update
- The installer may ask you whether to trust certificates, make sure to select all and click OK
Procedures for install this plugin manually
- Download plugins file "com.beck.ep.wtool_1.4.1.jar"
- For eclipse 3.2/3.3 : copy the file to $ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins
- For eclipse 3.4/3.5 : copy the file to $ECLIPSE_HOME/dropins
- Ensure you already install required plugins, include webtools/GEF/EMF and Mozilla Rhino library
- The plugin will detect/modify this setting and ask you whether to restart Eclipse when plugin active.
If you prefer to do it manually, modify $ECLIPSE_HOME\configuration\config.ini, add one line
"osgi.support.signature.verify=true".
For Eclipse version 3.2/3.3 user, make sure the line is added before "eof=eof"
By default, the editor is not default editor for .jsp/.htm. To edit .jsp file using this plugin, right click on the file and select "Open With" -> "Bravo JSP Editor"
You can also change the default editor setting, so you don't have to do this when open a file.
If you get an error after upgrade to new version, follow these step may fix the error
- Open command line windows
- Go to eclipse home folder
- Execute "eclipse.exe -clean"
Configuration
Some settings are config by project, click here for more info, following settings are shared in workspace.
JSP Taglib render
The JSP Taglib will be rendered to HTML element and display in visual part of this editor. You can defined how custom taglib be rendered here. Click to view basic config and tag handler config
Note: the free edition do NOT allow you to add/modify taglib configuration.
CSS style of rendered element
When JSP Taglib rendered to HTML element, the CSS style of HTML element can also be modified here. 