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Riyad Kalla.
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rainefan2MemberHi all….
i’m testing the usage of ME 3.8.1 on eclipse3.0.
We are about to decide on wich platform to use: eiher JbuilderX or Eclipse with ME, but i just wondering how to compile the src directory without compiling the hole project and waiting 2 hours.
Our project has 787 struct actions and about 1000 jsp’s. So as you can see waiting for jsp compilation is worthless.
As i saw on web demo, on eclipse we could disable jsp compilation, but this option isn’t present on eclipse3 or i couldn find it.
We wish the ability to compile a hole directory,package,a simple file (java or jsp) like jbuilder does it very well.
My question is if ME can handle this quind of compilation, or i just have to edit a build.xml. Is it possible tio compiile a directory or a simple file with ME??
Thank you very much for your attention
Raine
August 26, 2004 at 11:34 am #213605
Riyad KallaMemberRaine (cool name),
We are about to decide on wich platform to use: eiher JbuilderX or Eclipse with ME
We appreciate you giving us a try, we hope our product helps your team with development and saves you a considerable investment over JBuilder if you decide to go with it.
As i saw on web demo, on eclipse we could disable jsp compilation, but this option isn’t present on eclipse3 or i couldn find it.
Its actually called “validation” now, you can turn off validation for JSP pages via the Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Validation menu, you can also do this on a per-project basis via the Project properties. You can still validate individual JSP pages if necessary via the right-click context menu.
We wish the ability to compile a hole directory,package,a simple file (java or jsp) like jbuilder does it very well.
w.r.t. to Java compilation, that is controlled by Eclipse. Because of the incremental compiler built into the platform, there is no real need to recompile a package or dir of files… as long as they are saved, they are compiled (adjustable via the Window > Preferneces > Workbench settings).
As far as JSPs are concerned, you can ‘compile’ then via the right-click Validate method I was mentioning.
I hope this helped.
August 26, 2004 at 11:35 am #213606
Riyad KallaMemberMoving to support…
August 26, 2004 at 4:49 pm #213681
rainefan2Memberthank you very much for you effort…good support department!!
Regards,
Raine
PD: I like too my name 😉
September 12, 2004 at 2:45 pm #215048
mikaMemberIts actually called “validation” now, you can turn off validation for JSP pages via the Windows > Preferences > MyEclipse > Validation menu, you can also do this on a per-project basis via the Project properties. You can still validate individual JSP pages if necessary via the right-click context menu.
I’m using ME 3.8.1 on Linux (GTK2), but I can’t find the Validation Prefs… is my configuration broken?
Thanks in advance.
/mika
September 12, 2004 at 2:57 pm #215049
Riyad KallaMemberMike,
Its possible, do you see a “MyEclipse” preference section under Window > Preferences? Do you have a MyEclipse icon/button in your Help > About menu?September 13, 2004 at 6:41 am #215066
mikaMember@support-rkalla wrote:
Its possible, do you see a “MyEclipse” preference section under Window > Preferences? Do you have a MyEclipse icon/button in your Help > About menu?
Yes, of course. Below the MyEclipse-Prefs I’ve got the following:
+ Application Servers
+ Database Explorer
+ Editors
+ Internet Tools
+ J2EE Project
+ Project Capabilities
Subscription
+ XDocletNothing about “Validation” 🙁
I’ve got the ME button in the About dialog… I’ve got 5 MyEclipse features installed, everthing version 3.8.1.
I haven’t got the MyEclipse-Validation menu neither on my home computer nor on my office workstation (both running linux and ME 3.8.1).
I’d really prefer to validate jsps manually when I need it – if possible.
Cheers,
mikaSeptember 13, 2004 at 8:35 am #215071
Riyad KallaMemberMika,
What is your Build ID of MyEclipse from the Windows > Preferneces > MyEclipse menu? If you right click on your project and bring up project properties, do you have a section called “MyEclipse-validation”?September 13, 2004 at 10:03 am #215087
mikaMemberOOOUUUPS! Found it. I had Eclipse-Platform and JDT installed only – seems that we really need Eclipse SDK (org.eclipse.pde feature?)
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks anyway for your help (and time)!
mika
September 13, 2004 at 11:00 am #215094
Riyad KallaMemberAhh yep that would do it, glad its fixed.
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