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Riyad Kalla.
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Riyad KallaMemberJH,
The indexer was disabled in 3.8.1 because “eating all the memory and crapping on the system” was a known issue with the indexer, the WTP project is aware of this as well and we are working on fixing it up.
PatrynMemberArgl…no cut and copy possible đŸ™‚
Version 3.8.1+QF20040825
BuildID: 200408201200+QF20040825MyEclipse 3.0.1, WinXP, jdk1.5
Its a jar in my project, in WEB-INF/lib, i see it in Project-Props as internal jar, i see it in package navigator, i see the class Context.
I cant jump to Context with Strg+Mouse-Click and i dont know why.
The Generator-Bean is in the same jar like the Context-Bean and there all is OK. Older versions from myeclipse didnt show this behavior.—
André
Riyad KallaMemberAndre,
Can you downgrade to using JDK 1.4.2 and see if the problem clears up? Eclipse/ME doesn’t currently support JDK 1.5 out-of-the-box and I wonder if that’s the issue.
PatrynMemberThe problem remains, thX.
Generator is found, Context not, both are in the same jar, both are in package explorer.
Context does have a static initializer static {}, Generator not, may be that one throws an exception because of wrong environmental data?
Dont know…—
André
Riyad KallaMemberAndre,
I have tried quite a few variations of this locally to recreate this bug and am unable to. If you can create a small test project in MyEclipse with the classes that exhibit this behavior, then please email it to support@genuitec.com. We can attach it to a bug report and get that bug fixed for you ASAP. There might be something specific about the classes or JARs that you are using that is the problem.
PatrynMemberthis bug is resolved with 3.8.2.
only one cosmetic issue…strg+space (syntax complition) dosnt do its job with variables generated through
<jsp:useBean id=”context” type=”hox.corem.servlets.Context” scope=”request”
/>
But no errors shown anymore.strg+left mouse (jump to source) for something like
<%@
include file = “/templates/beans.jinc”
%>
is also OK now.Again i get “empty block should be documented” for something like
final Uri editUri = (Uri) request.getAttribute(“editUri”);
if (editUri == null) {
%><p>Please configure an edit container as first in attribute ‘enthaelt’!</p><%
}Emty block is shown behind if…but there has to be an out.writeln() in the generated servlet, all should be ok. Thats not resolved.
ThX, so far much much better! I can work again hopefully, will see today.
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André
Scott AndersonParticipantPatryn,
I’d imagine a great deal of the issues you’re experiencing are caused by using an unsupported milestone bulid of Eclipse 3.1. Since Eclipse 3.1 will not
be released until next year, it is not currently supported. If you would install Eclipse 3.0.1 and MyEclipse 3.8.2 I believe you’ll find everything works
properly.
dres1011MemberNobody is updating this but “Update JSP Index” is still a problem. I cannot turn it off no matter what I do. Yes, I turned off JSP validation in the preferences. I am using 3.8.2 on WInXP downloaded yesterday.
Riyad KallaMemberCan you let it run to completion? What happens if you do/don’t?
We had an outstanding issue with the indexer and large JSP projects that was fixed with a quickfix that we are internally testing right now that will be part of 3.8.3, so futher enhancements are on their way.
dres1011MemberIt runs to completion and I have a really fast macine. But this is the biggest PITA. I must stop using this product until it is fixed. And I just got my team of 9 to buy your product as well. They all have this problem and refuse to use it.
Riyad KallaMemberCan you give me more detail about the behavior… how often does it occur? How long does it take? How big is your project? What OS are you on? What version of Eclipse are you running? What JDK version?
We are beta testing a quickfix right now that might help you and your team and I’d like to get it out to you to see if it will help. Can you email support@genuitec.com and reference this thread saying that you would like to try the indexer QuickFix for large projects? Then I can fire you a URL to get it from and see if it helps at all.
dres1011MemberOK. Done
how often does it occur? Every time I save any file
How long does it take? about a minute and a half
How big is your project? I have about 9 projects open at any time. ~ couple of thousand files
What OS are you on? WinXP
What version of Eclipse are you running? 3.0.1
What JDK version? 1.4.2_05
Riyad KallaMemberhow often does it occur? Every time I save any file
How long does it take? about a minute and a halfAgreed… that is totally unacceptable, anything more than a second I would say would be unacceptable. I’ll run this by our dev and see if this is what the quick fix cleared up or how to work around this.
Are you sure that validation was turned off globally as well as locally for your project? With JSP validation turned off, technically nothing should happen except writing out the contents of the file… but again, I’ll check on this.
dres1011MemberYes, it is turned off. I do not even have any JSPs at all.
dres1011MemberEclipse never completes startup after I applied the patch
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