10g Production: Code Insight run amok

Question

I just upgraded to 9.0.5.1. In my jsp's, I have an include directive to include a file that contains all of my taglib directives.
When editing the jsp, if I edit, say a bean: tag, completion insight causes a taglib directive to be added at the beginning of the file, which then causes compile errors.
I can turn off completion insight to avoid the problem but who wants to do without that? I searched through every other option that I thought might have an effect on this but to no avail.
Does anybody know of anyway to keep completion insight alive but disable the automatic addition of the taglib directive?
Regards,
David

Answer 1

After reading a bit more now I know how the tags work.
However from the example I see (eStore) an array called by name "products" is created and set on the jspContext. If I already have the list and want to pass on the list which is in a bean or a session or a request can I provide it this way.
<tag:myTag var=${bean.list}>
or
<tag:myTag var=${session.list}>
or
<tag:myTag var=${request.list}>in the .tld file I should specify the attribute var and whether it should be runtime evaluable.
and in the TagClass
private Collection var;
private String listName;
public void setVar(Colloection aList) {
  this.var = aList;
public Collection getVar() {
  return var;
public void doTag( ) throws JspException{
  // do i always need to this next line ------
  getJspContext( ).setAttribute(listName, getVar());
}so that in my .tag file I can use some thing like this
<c:forEach var="list" items="${item}">
  <td>${item.subObject.name}</td>
  <td>${item.subObject.value}</td>
</c:forEach>And finally... as and when a tag is encountered the .tag file contents corresponding to that tag is called to get the html text and all that text is printed out in the jsp page right (without the jspWriter "out"). How does the browser know when to stop? like doEndTag() function? are these functions implicitly called?
regards.