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Looking at your screenshot I would first ask that you check what your MyEclipse-Web settings are. Right click on the project root->Properties->MyEclipse-Web. Can you type out what your webroot directory and so forth are?Keep in mind that you can only have 1 webroot directory, and if you have other JSP files outside of this webdirectory MyEclipse will not be able to compile them and will complain that they are outside of the webroot. If you’re webroot is “bPipeWWW” then you shouldn’t be getting these errors and I would move onto my second suggestion.
My second suggestion is to see if you can find the 1st problem the compiler is complaining about “expected />”. Quick scroll through your tags and make sure they end correctly. A problem with the old JSP editor is that if 1 thing was wrong, it would get reported as 6 different weird things. The new editor is much better about this, but the bottom line is a missing element. Also try and right click on your project root and go down to MyEclipse and select “Recompile JSPs”. With the old MyEclipse, the pages would get out of sync and problems that were actually fixed would stick around in the task list. Recompiling the project or the JSPs helps things get back in sync.
My third suggestion to you would be to upgrade you version of MyEclipse. The 2.7/3.7 RC2 release fixes a lot of these bugs and undescript errors (e.g. “de something something something”). If you have to stick with using Eclipse 3.x, then to upgrade to MyEclipse 3.7RC2 you will need to download Eclipse 3.0M6 here: http://download2.eclipse.org/downloads/drops/S-3.0M6-200312182000/index.php
If you don’t mind moving back to the stable release of Eclipse 2.1.2, then download that here: http://download2.eclipse.org/downloads/drops/R-2.1.2-200311030802/index.php and download MyEclipse 2.7RC2.
My reasoning for this is 2 fold: 1) The error messages will be more accurate and more descript 2) If you are encountering a bug with the editor that was fixed, there is no solution EXCEPT for you to upgrade.
Let me know if any of this helped or what kind of problems you are still having.
