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I am using Spring Web Flow 1.0 and Spring 2.0 (beans are defined in XMLs).
In eclipse (Indigo 3.7), I’d like to enable autocompletion for my beans when writing web flows. I am already using Spring IDE plugin.
Example (I’d like to prompt autocompletion for action – bean and method):
<action-state id="doDeleteSelection">
<action bean="pm.TypoController" method="doDeleteElement" />
<transition to="elements" />
</action-state>
Is this possible?
Yes. This behavior is available in the Spring WebFlow editor. SpringIDE provides basic WebFlow editing using this editor. If you want a more sophisticated graphical editor, then you should download SpringSource Tool Suite:
http://www.springsource.com/developer/sts
It is possible to install STS into an existing Eclipse instance.
I must say that I am a little surprised that you are not finding this feature since the use of the webflow editor should be default for all webflow files. Perhaps there is another problem going on.