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I just upgraded to 4.1. I used to be able to make a link in my java project to a folder on the file system which is the context of my app server and thus full of jsps. I could directly edit them and have content assist available. Now in a standard Java project it doesnt seem to validate JSPs. Is there some way to recover this functionality?
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frensley,
Double check your validation settings in your project properties-> MyEclipse-Validation. You also need to be sure that your JDK’s bin directory is in your system path so the validation can find the javac executable.Javac is in the path. Validation is enabled. I can create a web project and it works fine. I am having problems with a normal Java project. It no longer works like it did in previous versions. Thanks.
They are in file folder that is linked to a folder on the file system via the advanced button. Thanks.
The project has a Validation builder already there. Selecting new only returns two. “Ant Build” and “Program”. Thank you.
Try and restart your computer. In my attempts at trying to narrow down this bug, validation began working in my Java Project. None the less I have filed it as a bug and we are looking into it.
I have figured this out somewhat. It is a memory issue. I just realized that my vgmargs had a typo and I was using the default memory config. However, I didnt realize this until the workbench ran out of memory. I corrected the args, and now I have content assist available in a linked file system folder. This explains why you restarting fixed (maybe). So, I think the real issue is that we are not getting errors reported by the validtor (or some sub system) about oom. Thanks.
