Based on Eclipse's Java EE developers, many people need to deal with WTP. This series of articles will look at WTP from the Eclipse plug-in developer's perspective to develop a custom JSP editor as an example to illustrate the need for key knowledge in the process of two custom development based on WTP (called WTP based plug-in development). In fact, some of the development tools that we see now are based on WTP, but he might be able to provide some extra functionality by wrapping up the default editor for WTP.
The general plan is as follows:
1, the overall introduction of WTP (WST + jst) (in the context of plug-in development)
2. Introduction of WTP's structured document (the most important)
3, introduce the WTP structured model (the most important)
4, introduce the WTP of Structuredtexteditor (we customize the basis of the JSP editor)
5. Custom WTP Structuredtexteditor
Resource positioning (in the most important)
customizing automatic Prompts
Custom validators to provide custom instant checksums
Custom Hyper Link Detector
Custom Auto Edit Strategy
Custom ...
6, WTP Some other important points of knowledge (enumerate some and based on WTP for plug-in development-related, focusing on the implementation of Principles)