Hi there Guys
I seem to have a problem * sometimes * on compiling my jsps. I’m using myEclipse 263 with Eclipse 2.1.2 and have jsp compiling turned on.
Most of the time everything is fine. I’ll then add some tag or scriplet and when the jsp compile recompiles i get the following errors:
de cannot be resolved or is not a valid superclass (indicated at the very top of the just – on a comment.)
The method getPageContext(Servlet, ServletRequest, ServletResponse, String, boolean, int, boolean) in the type JspFactory is not applicable for the arguments (_SBLoginError$002ejsp$, HttpServletRequest, HttpServletResponse, null, boolean, int, boolean) (error appears on the same line as above)
The method getServletConfig() is undefined for the type _SBLoginError$002ejsp$ (error appears on the same line as above)
If i then remove the tag, and try and recompile – the errors stay there. I’m pretty sure the tag or scriptlet is valid as it compiles and loads (outside of eclipse) succesfully when i actually hit the page.
In the past i’ve managed to remove the compilation errors by a) either rebuilding my entire project (through eclipse), or cutting out the entire code of the jsp and then saving, thereby removing all errors, and then pasting the code back in. This process used to work – but i now have the above errors that just WONT go away.
Is this a bug ? Has anyone else had a similar issue ? Is there a work around ? Am i just been doff ?
Cheers
Giles
PS: Love your work ! 🙂