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Eclipse: Javascript validation disabled. But why is it still generating errors?

rated 0 times [ 66] [ 3] / answers: 1 / hits: 68150 / 13 Years ago, thu, august 18, 2011, 12:00:00

The validation in Eclipse is catching what it deems errors in the framework I've been using just fine.

Project -> Properties -> Validation -> Suspend all validators doesn't work.

Project -> Properties -> Javascript -> Validation -> Errors/Warnings -> [Unchecked] Enable Javascript semantic validation doesn't work either.

Enabling the above-mentioned checkbox and setting all validation issues to Ignore doesn't work either.

Each time one of these settings changes, it does a build and immediately all the errors are found and subsequently prevent an otherwise known-good build.

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answered 13 Years ago havenkamis · Accepted Answer

Right click your project

Select Properties -> JavaScript -> Include

Select Source tab (It looks similar to the Java Build Path Source tab)

Expand source folder

Highlight Excluded pattern

Click Edit button

Click Add button next to Exclusion patterns box.

Click Browse button and select the JavaScript source by name.