- This topic has 4 replies, 3 voices, and was last updated 21 years, 2 months ago by Milind Rao.
-
AuthorPosts
-
Milind RaoMemberIs there any way to interrupt a build? There have been occasions where I have had to kill Eclipse (CVS hangs etc.). On restarting Eclipse, it does a build. This is very quick on normal Java projects. Web Projects take forever due to validation. Under normal circumstances, validation is quite fast so I don’t want to turn off validation.
I’d like to be able to interrupt a build. Turn off validation, rebuild all projects and then turn on validation in the web projects.
Is this possible? if not, is this something that could be added to a future release?
Regards
Milind
support-michaelKeymasterWhen the workbench is terminated without saving its build state then upon the next MyEclipse startup you experience this rebuild behavior on recently modified projects. The problem is that a build-on-startup does not present the usual build progressMonitor. So there is no mechamism for user cancellation of this kind of build.
For this and similar lengthy web-project build scenarios MyEclipse includes a preference that allows JSP validation to be disabled. See Windows menu>Preferences>MyEclipse>Editors>JSP/HTML Editor for the preference.
Michael
MyEclipse Support
Milind RaoMember@support wrote:
For this and similar lengthy web-project build scenarios MyEclipse includes a preference that allows JSP validation to be disabled. See Windows menu>Preferences>MyEclipse>Editors>JSP/HTML Editor for the preference.
I know. But I want this enabled for the good case, which is most of the time. I was just hoping that there would have been some way to interrupt a build and turn off validation or turn off validation on a restart, if there is some way of figuring out that the build is occuring due to a restart.
Guess not.
Regards
Milind
Scott AndersonParticipantMilind,
The decision on when to do a full build is really Eclipse’s. However, I believe in version 2.1.1 they added a ‘Stop’ button down on the status bar where the build progress is placed. It’s over to the right and looks like a big red square or circle (I don’t remember which). Perhaps this is what you’re looking for?
–Scott
MyEclipse Support
Milind RaoMemberYes. That’s exactly what I was looking for.
-
AuthorPosts