So I renamed the arcgis_jsapi_2_2_oam.xml to called arcgis_jsapi_2_2_oam.sdocml and dropped the file into my Aptana Studio 3 project.
If using the Studio 2.X XML code assist file, you need to change the file extension to. The library you are using must have either a JSCA 1.0 Specification file, be documented using the ScriptDoc spec, be documented using VSDoc for JavaScript, or have a Aptana Studio 2.X code assist XML file. In Using JavaScript Libraries there is a note that states the following: I unzipped the code assist plugin " .2.2_2.1.jar " and under " support " there is a file called " arcgis_jsapi_2_2_oam.xml " which contains the code assist definitinon.
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Rather than a references view that needed to be constantly updated, we've instead allowed the user to drop content assist files into an existing project to get good code assist that way.Īptana Studio 3 also has a guide for Using JavaScript Libraries and JavaScript Library Support where there are instructions on how to enabling code assistant for various javascript libraries such as dojo, jquery and others. Studio 3 simplified greatly the concept of adding JavaScript content assist.
There is a guide called Migrating from Aptana Studio 2 to Aptana Studio 3 where the following is stated: I have been looking into utilizing Code Assist in Aptana Studio 3 and I can also verify that information provided by ArcGis applies only to Aptana Studio 2.
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