| Feature request [message #218579] |
Wed, 09 November 2005 00:30  |
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Originally posted by: msirfani.yahoo.com
I have faced some problems with big JDT/WTP projects. The problem is very
simple it seems, For building a project I have only two options either to
check 'Build Automatically' or build the whole project at once.
If you have checked 'Build Automatically', the JDT/WTP tries to build the
whole project with every change to the file (which obviously takes time)
and similarly if I have it unchecked, and want the see immediate affect of
the change to the editing file, I have to again build the whole project.
So I would like to request a context sensitive feature in the JDT, that of
compiling a single file/package/source folder and for WTP packaging a
non-java file to the deployment folder.
The idea is available in Idea.
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| Re: Feature request [message #218647 is a reply to message #218579] |
Thu, 10 November 2005 12:36  |
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msi wrote:
> I have faced some problems with big JDT/WTP projects. The problem is very
> simple it seems, For building a project I have only two options either to
> check 'Build Automatically' or build the whole project at once.
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> If you have checked 'Build Automatically', the JDT/WTP tries to build the
> whole project with every change to the file (which obviously takes time)
> and similarly if I have it unchecked, and want the see immediate affect of
> the change to the editing file, I have to again build the whole project.
>
> So I would like to request a context sensitive feature in the JDT, that of
> compiling a single file/package/source folder and for WTP packaging a
> non-java file to the deployment folder.
>
> The idea is available in Idea.
it work now, but when you change any file another file (or project) need
recompiling etc and it isn't so simple
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