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How to ignore .aj files? [message #71267] Mon, 10 March 2008 07:26 Go to next message
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I have a project that contains a couple of .aj files. It it NOT declared
as an AspectJ project right now, but I still get a couple of errors in
aspects.

Since I currently don't want to deal with these but need to fix some bug
in the barebone (i.e. the underlying original) project (but on the other
hand don't want to remove those .aj files, either) I would like to
simply ignore or "remove from seeing" these .aj files in the .java
perspective. Can I do that and tell AJDT to NOT treat that project as an
AspectJ project (but as a pure .java project only) for the time being?

Michael
Re: How to ignore .aj files? [message #71287 is a reply to message #71267] Mon, 10 March 2008 07:33 Go to previous message
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Never mind! I fixed this by again declaring the project as an AspectJ
project again and then selecting "Remove AspectJ Capability" again.

Guess, there were some remainings of AspectJ left, that made eclipse
thinks it's still an AspectJ-project.

Michael
Re: How to ignore .aj files? [message #596730 is a reply to message #71267] Mon, 10 March 2008 07:33 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Never mind! I fixed this by again declaring the project as an AspectJ
project again and then selecting "Remove AspectJ Capability" again.

Guess, there were some remainings of AspectJ left, that made eclipse
thinks it's still an AspectJ-project.

Michael
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