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I’m trying to edit a medium-sized JSP(-fragment) with around 350 lines of code. The file is only a fragment and thus missing several essential declarations, so I get many validation-errors. The editor re-validates the whole document as soon as it reaches it’s end. This consumes nearly all CPU-time. I tried to disable valiadation (both, per project and worldwide), but it still runs the validation-process. I also have the problem that the errors aren’t displayed in the “Problems”-pane, although I do have a javac.exe frm JDK 1.5.0_04 in my path.
Any suggestions?
The JSP spec recommends naming fragments with a suffix other than .jsp. Therefore MyEclipse will ignore JSP fragments that have a suffix of .jspf. You can modify this default setting through the MyEclipse JSP Editor preferences. Does this help?
Well, it does help, although I wonder what makes (My)Eclipse revalidate a JSP with a .jsp suffix over and over again? I also had an issue with endless “Updating outline…” processes eating up all CPU-time. And in the end, I really wanted the validation-preferences to work, thus turning validation in preferences off should really turn off validation – not renaming file to .jspf.
I was having similar issues. I stumbled accross this post. http://www.myeclipseide.com/modules.php?op=modload&name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=8532
what I noticed was that I had my own version of GEF installed. It appears MyEclipse provides this and was conflicting. I disabled the GEF plugin and jsp’s open/edit as fast as every. 🙂
I disabled the version I installed not anything in myeclipse. (/me should learn how to preview before submitting!)
