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Compiling without running [message #110834]

Sat, 22 October 2005 15:23

Eclipse User

Hi,

Can I just compile my java project without running it (to test it for
errors). I haven´t found any option for doing this :(

regards

Michael

Re: Compiling without running [message #110846 is a reply to message #110834]

Sat, 22 October 2005 17:21

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wegener.cboenospam.com

Michael Stather wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can I just compile my java project without running it (to test it for
> errors). I haven´t found any option for doing this :(
>
> regards
>
> Michael
If you have AutoBuild turned on, the project is built everytime you save
a file.

Re: Compiling without running [message #110857 is a reply to message #110846]

Sat, 22 October 2005 18:01

Eclipse User

David Wegener wrote:

> Michael Stather wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can I just compile my java project without running it (to test it for
>> errors). I haven´t found any option for doing this :(
>>
>> regards
>>
>> Michael
> If you have AutoBuild turned on, the project is built everytime you save
> a file.
Where can I turn that feature off? And can I compile manually?

Tanks in advance for your help :)

Re: Compiling without running [message #110868 is a reply to message #110857]

Sat, 22 October 2005 19:33

Eclipse User

Michael Stather wrote:
> Where can I turn that feature off? And can I compile manually?
>
> Tanks in advance for your help :)

You can disable auto builds by unchecking Build Automatically from the
Project menu. After that, you can build your project via the Project
menu. However, disabling the automatic builds will disable a
significant portion of Eclipse's Java tools functionality - do you have
a particular reason why you want to build manually? The normal way to
use Eclipse is to rely on its builds unless you have a special build
process requiring Ant or other processing steps.

- Jeff

Re: Compiling without running [message #110880 is a reply to message #110868]

Sat, 22 October 2005 20:07

Eclipse User

Jeff Myers wrote:

> Michael Stather wrote:
>> Where can I turn that feature off? And can I compile manually?
>>
>> Tanks in advance for your help :)
>
> You can disable auto builds by unchecking Build Automatically from the
> Project menu. After that, you can build your project via the Project
> menu. However, disabling the automatic builds will disable a
> significant portion of Eclipse's Java tools functionality - do you have
> a particular reason why you want to build manually? The normal way to
> use Eclipse is to rely on its builds unless you have a special build
> process requiring Ant or other processing steps.
>
> - Jeff
OK I just understood the benefits of save->compile.

Thanks

Re: Compiling without running [message #110901 is a reply to message #110880]

Sun, 23 October 2005 02:52

Eclipse User

Michael Stather wrote:
> Jeff Myers wrote:
>
>> Michael Stather wrote:
>>> Where can I turn that feature off? And can I compile manually?
>>>
>>> Tanks in advance for your help :)
>> You can disable auto builds by unchecking Build Automatically from the
>> Project menu. After that, you can build your project via the Project
>> menu. However, disabling the automatic builds will disable a
>> significant portion of Eclipse's Java tools functionality - do you have
>> a particular reason why you want to build manually? The normal way to
>> use Eclipse is to rely on its builds unless you have a special build
>> process requiring Ant or other processing steps.
>>
>> - Jeff
> OK I just understood the benefits of save->compile.
>
> Thanks
I always turn off the "Build Automatically" option, for sometimes that's
too boring to wait for the compile process even if it just took 1
second. Why not just make Ant handle the whole building process?

Re: Compiling without running [message #111461 is a reply to message #110901]

Tue, 25 October 2005 08:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: mitticus.gmail.com

Jerome Jar wrote:
>
> I always turn off the "Build Automatically" option, for sometimes that's
> too boring to wait for the compile process even if it just took 1
> second. Why not just make Ant handle the whole building process?

"too boring" to wait 1 s?

Oh god.

And how does Ant make it quicker?

Re: Compiling without running [message #111537 is a reply to message #110901]

Tue, 25 October 2005 09:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wojtek.a.com

Jerome Jar wrote:
> I always turn off the "Build Automatically" option, for sometimes that's
> too boring to wait for the compile process even if it just took 1
> second. Why not just make Ant handle the whole building process?

Are you using a network drive?

Use a local drive. It makes a BIG difference.

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