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Michael,
Have you tried copying the contents out of the included file, into a fresh JSP file and compiling it? Does it work fine? Have you tried recreating the file that includes that other file?Michael,
Have you tried copying the contents out of the included file, into a fresh JSP file and compiling it? Does it work fine? Have you tried recreating the file that includes that other file?I have found the errors in the INCLUDE files, something that Tomcat was letting though that it probably shouldn’t, so I had no real indication that anything was wrong. My concern at the moment is not getting any error indications when saving files in the MyEclipse editor. Does the “Show Tasks view when build has errors or warnings” setting on the Windows > Preferences > Workbench property page just affect java editors or does it also apply to the MyEclipse editor? I’m placing blatent errors in new test pages like the code I have submitted previously and I am not getting any errors being returned.
Does the “Show Tasks view when build has errors or warnings” setting on the Windows > Preferences > Workbench property page just affect java editors or does it also apply to the MyEclipse editor?
It actually affects neither. It governs whether or not Eclipse will automatically open the view when needed. Any editor can put anything in it.
Are you sure you’re using our JSP editor when you open a JSP page? Do you have any other JSP editors installed? When you save an edited JSP file, can you see it being compiled? When you select rebuild project, do you see the build dialog showing that JSP files are being compiled?
I do have a Gantry JSP editor installed, but I have MyEclipse as the default and use that exclusively. Maybe I am not using the editor correctly or do not have the project set up right. When I work on a java file and save, using <ctrl>-S, the file gets compiled and errors will be displayed in the Task view. I have tried saving JSP files with errors and I do not see the JSP being compiled. I do see the dialog box when I rebuild the project ( Project > Rebuild Project), but still no error indications after the rebuild is complete. Maybe there is something wrong with the project. I’m going to to thought the MyEclipse User Guide and recreate the project again to see if that helps. I have a suspicion that the type of project I have currently set up is not allowing the error checking to take place.
