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Per discussion with David: Java editor currently displays in the code completion some actions that generate bigger pieces of code, such as constructors, setters and getters, etc. Often these items mirror what is already present in the "Insert code" action. It would be useful to also expose some useful items in code completion for JSP and Facelets files, such as "JSF Form" and "JSF Data Table". See also issue 170548.
implemented (generic for html) - http://wiki.netbeans.org/JSFEditingNB68NewAndNoteworthy#section-JSFEditingNB68NewAndNoteworthy-PaletteCodeCompletion
That's pretty cool! I can't wait to try it. I mean first I have to fix JSF Form and JSF Table to generate something what works but when that's done it will be very useful feature.
Thanks Marku, yes it feels great! I think the next logical step is to further deemphasize/hide the palette - I filed issue 170718 for this. What do you think?
I agree that the palette can be hidden by default for the web-like files. I'll fix the issue #170718.