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Strange error: de cannot be resolved

 
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Does anybody understand what Eclipse wants to tell me with the following error message:
Refer to http://www.rottmann.net/java/1.html for a screenshot please.
Regards,
Ralf
 
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Any hint?
 
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This is a really long shot - look at the jsp code with a different editor to see if there are any odd characters floating around in that text. Alternately, delete the tag and re-type it.
 
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Created a new .jsp file.
Typed the statement.
Same error message - but obviously compiling without any error...
Any idea?
 
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You say it compiles without error... does this mean that the page actually displays without error when you pull up the JSP with the browser? In other words, is the problem limited to an erroneous error message in Eclipse?
 
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When encountered with an error of this nature I add codes on iterative increments.
I advice you try the tag <jsp:getProperty name="address" property="*"/> and see if the error persists before trying the addition of <jsp:getProperty name="address" property="name"/> or vice - versa.
I also assume that <jsp:getProperty name="address" property="*"/> will fetch every parameter in the passing JSP page so I do not see the need for the subsequent tags unless thee are other reasons behind the hood why you need them.
I hope this helps,
Anselm.
 
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Mark - You are right. It compiles without error. It seems to be a bug in Eclipse.
Anselm - I don't have subsequent elements. The one hidden by the error message popup actually is a <jsp:setProperty /> while the two others are <jsp:getProperty /> elements in order to display the parameters.
 
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I do not know what to suggest Ralf.
Maybe you could paste the whole code on the screen so others could try with some other editors, and see what would be the outcome.
 
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What JSP plugin are you using? I'd recommend looking at the mailing list for that plugin or try a different JSP plugin. And remember, though it's nice, you don't *need* a JSP plugin at all (the latest production release doesn't come with one).
 
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