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I don’t know how useful this would be for others but I find myself waiting for the JSP compilation when all I wanted to do is get new Java files compiled and outputted as .class files. A solution could be to have the following menu options
Rebuild Project
Rebuild Project excluding JSP
Rebuild All
Rebuild All excluding JSPThanks
JoshJosh,
This one could go either way, so I turned your post into a poll to solicit some community feedback.
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportI would like to see a preference that would allow us to turn JSP compilation on or off. Normally, JSP compilation just slows down development workflow.
Thanks, Lance
I would like to see a preference that would allow us to turn JSP compilation on or off.
Your wish has been granted. Please see the Syntax preference page for the JSP editor in MyEclipse 2.5.1
–Scott
MyEclipse SupportWith compilation tutned off is there still syntax checking when typing and pressing the save button?
Disabling JSP compilation discontinues both JSP syntax checking and the translated Java Servlet compilation when the JSP file is saved. Java, HTML, and JSP code completion are not affected and continue to be available.
Michael
MyEclipse SupportAs I see it if JSP compilation is done solely for the purpose of validation then it should be optional, cause it really slows down the work and if by mistake I pressed the ‘rebuild project’ then I am really in trouble…
I think that when developing a JSP or entering a small change it would be nice if there was some suggestion for the fact the a validation is in order, while leaving the choise for the user. On the other hand if ‘JSP compilation (better called – validation) is active’ pages will get validated. Either ways, I agree that Rebuild should have options of JSP compilation yes or no.Erez
