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Lans wrote:

> I get the following message when I try to compile my project There
> are no readers registered which can handle the specified
> context(Domain=com.borlans.jbuilder.enterprise.descriptor>Domains.Struts,
> Node=struts-admin-config.xml,
> 
> what do i need to do in order to get rid of this error.  It pops
> open a new message window each time it compiles a class, Im running
> jbuilder 2005 with patch 4.

I've seen this recently with a Struts project which I inherited.
While I'm not sure I made a good mental note of why this happened --
there's been so much freaky stuff happening with this particular app
that I've sort of lost the association between any one symptom and its
cause -- check to see if you have the list of modules in a single line
in the web.xml file.

That is, for the <param-value> content associated with the
<param-name>config</param-name>, it should look like this,
i.e., it should all be in one line (hopefully your newsreader
won't wrap it):

   <param-value>/WEB-INF/struts-config.xml, 
/WEB-INF/struts-admin-config.xml, ... </param-value>

and not broken out on separate lines

   <param-value>struts-config.xml,
         struts-admin-config.xml,
         ...
   </param-value>

The items in the list can be separated by commas or
just spaces, but cannot be broken across lines in
JBuilder 2005.  It's a bug.

I hope that's the cause of what you are seeing.
If not, let us know, and I'll try to jog my memory
some more.

(I think I've submitted a bug at Quality Central on
this particular problem.)


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