| JSP Validate adds unused imports [message #501464] |
Wed, 02 December 2009 08:17  |
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In multiple versions of Eclipse I've used, when the JSP validator runs, it generates the .java on the fly and attempts to compile that. When this java is created, 3 imports are always added:
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import javax.servlet.jsp.*;
However, these are not always used. I have higher level compile options set to error when unused imports are found, thus 3 errors per JSP. And I have 400 JSPs so my error list is annoyingly long.
Anyway around this? And I dont mean not checking for unused imports.
Thanks
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| Re: JSP Validate adds unused imports [message #501468 is a reply to message #501464] |
Wed, 02 December 2009 08:20  |
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In article <hf5pcg$l4$1@build.eclipse.org>, nhughes@limitedbrands.com
says...
> In multiple versions of Eclipse I've used, when the JSP validator runs, it generates the .java on the fly and attempts to compile that. When this java is created, 3 imports are always added:
>
> import javax.servlet.*;
> import javax.servlet.http.*;
> import javax.servlet.jsp.*;
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> However, these are not always used. I have higher level compile options set to error when unused imports are found, thus 3 errors per JSP. And I have 400 JSPs so my error list is annoyingly long.
>
> Anyway around this? And I dont mean not checking for unused imports.
I'm running into the same issue, but hadn't gotten around to posting yet
(maybe because I don't have so many .jsp files).
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