[Will Glass-Husain]

Hi,

I’m a new user. I just installed MyEclipseIDE and got the above error for one of my JSP files. Since the web page works with my system, this error message shouldn’t really apply. Is there a way to turn it off?

Apache Tomcat/4.1.29-LE-jdk14
JDK 1.4.2
Win XP
Eclipse 2.1

Thanks, WILL

[Riyad Kalla]

Will,
Can you describe in more detail how/when you get this error message and how to reproduce it? Also I would suggest not using the LE releases of Tomcat, as the Tomcat team has already admitted they were a mistake in the first place, and one of the reasons that something like them is not available in Tomcat 5. It was an attempt at library shrinking that backfired because so many requirements were still needed by Tomcat that weren’t necessarily in the JDK.

[Will Glass-Husain]

Hi,

To test out MyEclipse, I took an existing webapp source tree (including java and JSP files), and imported it into Eclipse. Then I went to the preferences menu and configured Tomcat 4 with my Tomcat directory. Next I went to the project properties and defined my web root folder and my web context root.

At this point, Eclipse went through all my JSP files and identified several errors, listing them in the Task window. (The others were non-fatal errors involving extra close tags, which I resolved). The only error I couldn’t resolve was the one referenced above.

As a side note, this web app worked perfectly when I created and deployed it previously (before installing Eclipse). This leads me to believe that this error is not a Tomcat error but a MyEclipse genereated error, is that correct?

[Will Glass-Husain]

quick clarification… when I said “defined by web root folder and my web context root” I did this my right clicking my project and selecting “Add WebProject Capabilities”.

[Riyad Kalla]

Hmm, can you create a new project that is just this troublesome file and send it to [email protected]? Is there anything telling about this file, is it extremely long? Does it make use of a lot of taglibs, etc.?

Anything that helps us get an internal test case setup, OR figure out whats going on, on your end can help.

[No Operation]

Since the web page works with my system, this error message shouldn’t really apply.

Since there are different web containers, there is no warranty that a *LARGE* JSP file will work with all ot them. It is also possible, that MyEclipse accepts your JSP file and your application server rejects it.

… but maybe there is room for an enhancement

NOP

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