[James_Hr]

I have a ton of existing JSPs in my project and while I need to have Java errors reported, I’m NOT interested in error reports concerning my html tags – least, it is NOT the priority right now. How do I setup to disable reporting of the html related problems within my JSP while still reporting any Java related errors?

For the most part, every JSP has the following 2 errors related to my placement of the end FORM tag:

“No start tag” and “Invalid location of tag”

As for as I’m concerned, I like exactly where the FORM start/end tags are placed, so these errors are more a hinderence than help. Matter of fact, relocating the tags to elliminate the errors causes the page to render worst!

Thanks,
J

[James_Hr]

I found the setting. You can uncheck the JSP Content Validator from either the Project Properties->MyEclipse->Validation or similarly from the global props under the Windows menu. After disabling this setting, I right-clicked on the Project and used MyEclipse->Remove All Validation Markers and then to re-validate just right-click on Project and use MyEclipse->Run Validation.

This way only the Java errors were flagged in the JSPs which will suffice for now.

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