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If you were logged in you would be able to see more operations.
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Environment:
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Windows XP/SP2
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Steps to reproduce:
- Open a JSP file
- Add an EL reference to an undefined EL variable, like
${foo}
- See the variable being highlighted in yellow
- Before this reference line, add a useBean declaration
<jsp:useBean id="foo" class="String" scope="request"/>
- The ${foo} is still hilighted in yellow.
- Close the file and wait for awhile and open it again, the unresolved variable warning is resolved.
Comparing to Java file, this takes long time.
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Description
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Steps to reproduce:
- Open a JSP file
- Add an EL reference to an undefined EL variable, like
${foo}
- See the variable being highlighted in yellow
- Before this reference line, add a useBean declaration
<jsp:useBean id="foo" class="String" scope="request"/>
- The ${foo} is still hilighted in yellow.
- Close the file and wait for awhile and open it again, the unresolved variable warning is resolved.
Comparing to Java file, this takes long time. |
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