Interstage Studio User's Guide

E.4 Problems Related to JavaScript

JavaScript parsing errors might occur

[Symptom]

The literal format of reserved words and regular expressions might not be handled correctly in the JavaScript syntactic analysis and result in an error.

[Action]

Disable the JavaScript syntactic analysis is not executed, according to the procedure below:

• If disabling the JavaScript validator:

  1. In the Project Explorer, select the target project.

  2. From the context menu, select [Properties] to open the [Properties] dialog box.

  3. In the left trees view of the [Properties] dialog box, select [Builders].

  4. In the [Builders] page, unselect [JavaScript Validator].

• If disabling JavaScript syntax validation:

  1. In the Project Explorer, select the target project.

  2. From the context menu, select [Properties] to display the [Properties] dialog box. Or, from the workbench menu, select [Window] > [Preferences], to display the [Preferences] dialog box.

  3. In the [Properties] page, or, the left tree of the [Preferences] page, select [Validation].

  4. In the [Validation] page, clear [Build] of [JavaScript Syntax Validation].

Point

To delete a problem from the Problem view, before disabling JavaScript syntactic analysis, in a state where build is not performed automatically, project clean must be executed.

Note

When the JSP editor enters a JSP tag in JavaScript code between <script> - </script> tags, a JavaScript syntax error may be displayed in the Problems View.

JSP tags are dynamically converted when JSP is executed. However, because JSP tags cannot be converted when the editor performs a JavaScript syntax check, they may appear to be syntax errors.

If this applies, perform the build or execution operation as is. Even though a syntax error is detected, the build or execution operation can be performed.