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I wrote a managed bean and have succesfully incorported into an xPage. What I noticed is the intellisense (or whatevver it is called in Eclipse), does not work for the managed bean. Is there anyway to get that to work?

Bruce Stemplewski
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    Do you mean content assistance (displaying a list of available methods associated with the current object)? If so, no. The SSJS editor is aware of the base set of classes that comprise the JVM itself, but doesn't automatically discover classes that you add to your project (unlike the Java editor). All SSJS really is Java, just with a weird syntax and woefully inadequate editor. Ideally, all references to beans should be expressed within prefixless EL anyway. – Tim Tripcony May 15 '13 at 13:01
  • Eclipse standard has this functionality as long as you have WTP installed. I'm not sure the plausibility of getting WTP installed into Domino Designer though. – Toby Samples May 15 '13 at 13:44
  • @TobySamples Designer is based on 3.4. WTP in 3.4 was very much in its infancy. Once Designer breaks its Expeditor shackles it will contain a current WTP – stwissel May 17 '13 at 01:37
  • I am Looking forward to that and many other newer Eclipse features. – Toby Samples May 17 '13 at 13:23
  • Did you try importPackage? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13701583/call-a-class-of-a-jar-from-ssjs-xpages – Frantisek Kossuth May 17 '13 at 16:04

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Unfortunately not yet. This is on the development 2do list, but it is not "over the waterline" (agile lingo for "feature actually worked on")

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