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Eclipse won't deploy even when validators are disabled

 
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Hi guys, in a previous thread a have trouble making ${pageContext.request.contextPath} work. I tried to search google and discovered that this is a bug in Eclipse. I tried to follow some suggestions including disabling the JSP, EL and HTML syntax validator. However, my Tomcat is pointing into my .deployables directory in my current workspace. I always do this and I know when something is wrong... I think my JSP files are not being updated. I can only think of a few solutions right now...

1. Find the Eclipse patch for this bug, which apparently I don't know where to get and how to use the patch.
2. Do not use the EL ${pageContext.request.contextPath} anymore, which I dislike.

In some page in google, someone mentioned about turning off JSP/EL validation globally. How do I do that? Thank you...
 
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Hmmm... Sorry my mistake, it was being deployed now but the syntax highlighter(red) is still there which cause my IDE to run slow...
 
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From the .metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources\.projects directory in your workspace directory, delete the in directory for the relevant project the .markers.snap file (while Eclipse is not running).
Next time you start Eclipse it should regenerate all markers.
 
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