Tag libraries added to Jdeveloper using Manage Libs option

I have done this many times and every time I do it there is a different result.
I create a new Tag with name and the attribute values in my tld file.
The web.xml have the location of the .tld.
In the jsp I try to use the most recently added tag and I cannot see it BUT I can use it!
this is the error::: 'tg:dateField' is not a registered tag in namespace '/WEB-INF/tags.tld'.
All my other tags are in the same .tld and I can see them as context sensitive menu BUT not the one that I just added.
I tried....
Restarting Jdev (worked once)
ReBuilding my project
but isn't Jdev being inconsistant?? or am I doing something wrong here? Are there any other solutions
please share.
regards,
raj

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