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Is there a way to stop websphere from compiling jsps in a particular folder?

 
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Is there a way to stop websphere from compiling jsps in a particular folder?
I have a few jsp fragments and I want to stop the compile errors.
 
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Brahim,
I don't think it's possible to do that. You can ignore categories of errors for a whole project, but not part of it.
 
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That really sucks.
The jsp fragments are meant to be included into larger jsps. It makes no sense for them to get compiled.
Is there a better way to deal with jsp includes?
I don't want to rename the fragments to a different extension as it will mess things up in Dreamweaver, which I use along with WSAD.
What is the "derived" option in the properties of folders? (There are 2 options: read only and derived)
 
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I renamed the fragments to .asp.
I now have the desired effect in Dreamweaver and WSAD.
So, all is well.
 
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Are you precompiling JSP files?
 
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Originally posted by Brahim Bakayoko:
Is there a way to stop websphere from compiling jsps in a particular folder?
I have a few jsp fragments and I want to stop the compile errors.


If I'm understanding you right, you just want to stop displaying errors for a particular folder containing some JSP fragments. WebSphere Studio (which is what I think you're talking about) doesn't actually compile the JSP's until runtime (that's right, runtime), it just runs an error checker against them whenever you save a file. So, all you need to do is appropriately filter your files.
You should be able to do that by creating a tasks filter that only displays errors in a particular working set that does NOT contain that folder, but contains the rest of your project. No guarantees that this will work, but it's certainly worth a try.
Kyle
 
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Originally posted by Roland Barcia:
Are you precompiling JSP files?


Yes, I am. But, as Kyle mentioned, this is not the issue. The errors are validation errors.

Originally posted by Kyle Brown:

You should be able to do that by creating a tasks filter that only displays errors in a particular working set that does NOT contain that folder, but contains the rest of your project. No guarantees that this will work, but it's certainly worth a try.
Kyle


Hi Kyle!
Thanks for the tip. I don't know why I did not think of that.
I don't want any type of validation to be done idealy on the files, but your tip is what I was lookig for.
Oh yes, I meant validation errors and not compile errors. Sorry for the confusion. Sometimes, you think something but you write something else.
For now, renaming the jsp fragments to .asp works great for both WSAD and Dreamweaver. No other extension works so well for both. WSAD performs no validation check on the .asp files and Dreamweaver renders the includes appropriately.
All the fragments in question are translation time includes. They are part of a few Dreamweaver templates I have developed.
Thanks guys!
[ May 12, 2004: Message edited by: Brahim Bakayoko ]
 
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You should use ".jspf" not ".jsp" as the extension on JSP fragment files.
 
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