This sounds like a bug since you've opened the aspect with the AspectJ/Java
Editor. Please raise a bug against AJDT (https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/)
including the version of AJDT you're using plus, if possible, the
JavaBeanAspect.
Thanks, Helen
"José González
Gómez"
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Tried it, no luck :o(
Thanks anyway
2006/9/5, Daniel Mahler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Jose,
I get spurious errors from my aspect projects reasonably often.
I alway do Project->Clean when I have a problem I do not understand,
as that makes spurious problems go away.
I have not reported in in bugzilla as it is hard to reproduce.
cheers
D
On 9/5/06, José González Gómez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm facing a really weird behavior of AJDT and would like to know if
> somebody has found the same. The behavior seemed to be kind of random,
but
> it seems I've been able to reproduce it consistently. The steps:
>
> 1. I have an aspect named JavaBeanAspect.aj, opened with the
AspectJ/Java
> editor, showing a lot of error markers. The errors seemed to be caused
by
> Eclipse parsing the file as a java file instead of as an aspect. For
> example, the first marker I get says "Syntax error on token "aspect",
> interface expected". A lot of syntax errors follow.
>
> 2. I close Eclipse.
>
> 3. I open Eclipse. The already opened file still shows the error
markers,
> while Eclipse is building the workspace. Once the percentage reaches
74%
> (don't know if this is important) the error markers disappear, and I
see a
> perfectly correct aspect with its advice markers.
>
> 4. I edit the aspect, making some noticeable change (let's say I write
> anything to the console that I wasn't writing before). I save the
aspect,
> and Eclipse builds the workspace. At some point while building the
> workspace, Eclipse again shows the error markers I describe at point 1.
Once
> reached this point I haven't been able to go back to a correct state
> regarding error markers, and I'm unable to know if I'm really making
any
> mistake while coding, as the errors shown aren't correct.
>
> 5. I run the application. I get a warning telling me that there are
errors,
> but I anyway continue. The application runs correctly, with the change
> introduced in point 4.
>
> Any ideas? I'm totally lost.
>
> Using Eclipse 3.2, AJDT 1.4.0.20060629124300, with a bunch of other
plugins.
>
> Thanks in advance, best regards
> Jose
>
>
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