If there is nothing to change, just
add or remove a space somewhere where it doesn't make difference in any Java file.
In this case, after pressing F6, NetBeans will reload the whole application, including
HTML files, and so every change will be picked up.
The extension of page template files in Tapestry, beginning from version
5.0.6, is tml, which is for Tapestry Markup Language. NetBeans doesn't
know which editor to use for editing files with such an extension and
so it uses a simple text editor. This means that we'll have no syntax
highlighting and no other convenient features of advanced NetBeans
editors. However, Tapestry template files are XML documents and also
they are very close to XHTML files. It will make sense to edit them using
either HTML editor or XML editor, and we can easily teach NetBeans
which editor to use when dealing with files having tml extension.
In NetBeans' menu open Tools ??“ Options, and then at the bottom of
the dialog that appears press the Advanced Options button. In the tree
view on the left hand side navigate to IDE Configuration ??“ System
??“ Object Types. Then, depending on which editor you prefer to use for
page templates, select either HTML Objects or XML Objects.
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