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How to stop eclipse re-building other projects when trying to run one project [message #1777486]

Wed, 29 November 2017 16:03

Pasupathi Rajamanickam

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Registered: October 2017

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I'm having annoying issue with eclipse. I have 20+ project in my eclipse (maven, gradle). Which has 10,000+ files in resources path each. I turned off "Build Automatically" in eclipse menu. When I try to run one project's App.java from Project_0. It suddenly started doing cleaning workspace for Project_1,
Project_2, and copying resource to target directory for project_1, project_2, and continue to project n then it's starting the application which I intended to start. The beauty is I was trying to start a node application.js and it's trying to do clean and build for Project_1 to n which are maven or gradle. Is it a defect in eclipse or is there a way to solve this issue?

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Re: How to stop eclipse re-building other projects when trying to run one project [message #1777534 is a reply to message #1777486]

Thu, 30 November 2017 04:25

Sarika Sinha

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Registered: February 2010
Location: Bangalore, India

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There is also a Preference which you can try to control the build before launching. Try
Preferences->Run/Debug->Launching> Build before launching

Sarika Sinha
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