I'll be give +10 for follows (maybe somebody agree with me):
if I have WEB Application module. And the structure of this module is complex - one JSP compiled from many statical includes (small pices) JSPs. For example:
big.jsp:
<%@ include file="/includes/top.jsp" %>
<%@ include file="/includes/1.jsp" %>
<%@ include file="/includes/2.jsp" %>
<%@ include file="/includes/3.jsp" %>
This no troubles. Follow.
top.jsp:
<%@ page import="java.util.* %> <%-- For example --%>
And it's no troubles too. Troubles follow:
1.jsp:
<%
List list = new ArrayList(); // This hightlight as error
%>
2.jsp:
<%
list.add("Hi"); // This hightlight as error
list.add("Hello"); // This hightlight as error
list.add("Hey"); // This hightlight as error
%>
3.jsp
<%
SortedSet tree = new TreeSet(); // This hightlight as error
tree.addAll(list); // This hightlight as error
%>
Solutions in the custom database with user define relations via JSP. So I we define:
big.jsp - self by self
top.jsp - self by self
1.jsp - depends on top.jsp (this mean that IntelliJ must do include top.jsp but not show it)
2.jsp - depends on 1.jsp (this mean that IntelliJ must do include 1.jsp, then top.jsp but not show these)
3.jsp - depends on 2.jsp (this mean that IntelliJ must do include 2.jsp, follow - 1.jsp, then top.jsp but not show these)
Thanks for attention.
Alexey Efimov - Software Engineer
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