Issue
In my dynamic web project in eclipse, I have jQuery in my js source folder. For some reason, Eclipse is not handling it correctly and interpreting many lines as errors in the standard jQuery file (even though I have the javascript development tools installed).
Can I turn off the error checking on the jQuery file (and that file only)? I still want it to detect errors as usual, but ignore anything in jQuery.js.
Solution
It looks like eclipse has changed a bit,
but the following method which worked for me seems very close to the old one.
The solution consists of 2 steps:
First you have to update Eclipse's preferences (
Window > Preferences
):Make sure that you check both
Manual
&Build
next to theValidator
you need
(in my case - a javascript one).Last you should change your project's Validators:
Click on
Client-side JavaScript Settings
(or any other validator you need):The explanation is clear but basically what you should do is as follows:
Click on
Add Exclude Group...
, select it and then click onAdd rule...
.
Then pickFolder or file name
(note that there are other options), and specify your file/folder.
You should be able to verify that its working by deleting the existing errors/warnings,
and then left-click your project and select the Validate
option.
This setting can be committed into source control as well.
Answered By - Gábor Lipták
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