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Please make sure you reinstall to a brand new location and point it to a brand new workspace before testing this again.
Finally reinstalled.
Still doing it. Annoying as hell error message still appearing every time I type. Moving out the jar files still doesnt do anything.
I deleted eclipse and my workspace and installed anew on Monday, it did nothing, I am still having this issue and it is occurring at the worst possible stage in development, please provide a solution or inform me that you are at least actively working to resolve it. I do not think it should be hard for your to reproduce: download Eclipse for linux, install myeclipse, open a JSF.
I had the same problem after updating to WST SDK 2.0.2.
Disabling WDT 2.0.2 completely and enabling back 2.0.1 sorted this annoying issue out.
Hope it helps.
Jakubrektide,
I’m sorry for the delay in getting you a workaround. This was reported *right* after Eclipse 3.3.2 came out and we ran it down with the help of the community. It turns out that one of the core WTP plugins that we ship a modified version of, had a version increase for the Eclipse 3.3.2 release, which meant that the platform loaded that newer plugin, breaking our validation routines.The fix is actually really straight forward and outlined by one of our users here:
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/multiple-errors-have-occurred/#post-282928Please let us know if that does the trick. This will be fixed in MyEclipse 6.5 which will be due out shortly because we have repositioned on top of the latest WTP release.
