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Flagging JSP java errors

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    Carol
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    I was just reading through another topic, and I was wondering how to get MyEclipse’s JSP editor to flag Java syntax errors without actually running the JSP. Is this possible?

    Thank you so much!!!

    PS the reason we are looking for this, is that we are running third party software and can’t actually to get it to run in Eclipse, however, we’d like to flag all possible errors before integrating it into the third party software.

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    Scott Anderson
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    Carol,

    Yes, MyEclipse does this by compiling your JSP and noting any compilation errors. While this can’t find every possible error (such as runtime NPE’s etc), it does help greatly to ensure that your JSPs are at least syntactically correct before you both trying to debug them. More information on this capability can be found in our “Working with Web Projects” quickstart (Section 6) in the Documentation section here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html

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    Carol
    Member

    Thank you so much support-scott. I will go through these steps. I’m missing something .. I must have missed a checkbox or something. Thanks again.

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