[Sanix]

I have some strange problems:
I make a new jsp project. Write something like this:

<%
out.println("hello");
%>

It works, now I write this:

<%
out.println("hello");
test
%>

An error will be displayed in the IDE. Now I write the first thing again. The error is still there. Now I press ctrl+a ctrl+x ctrl+v
No erros are displayed. But when I make another errors, the ide don’t mark them!

Then another question:
I have an existing project with no Web Root Folder, only a Web-Inf. The index.jsp is in the project directory. But myeclipse creates always an web root folder. How can I forbid this?

[Sanix]

note:
I have Eclipse M6

[Riyad Kalla]

Sanix,
I cannot reproduce this (using 4.0 M1) so this has most likely been fixed, please wait for our 4.0 GA release, sorry for the trouble.

Then another question:
I have an existing project with no Web Root Folder, only a Web-Inf. The index.jsp is in the project directory. But myeclipse creates always an web root folder. How can I forbid this?

When you go to add webroot capabilities, set your webroot folder to “/”, which means your project root. Please keep in mind that if you do this, your project must be in the form of an exploded WAR, we don’t suggest this layout but realize sometimes users can’t change their project structure.

If you want to have a peek at our suggested project layout, read this:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/FAQ+index-myfaq-yes-id_cat-30.html#111

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