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In my source tree have Java code which is automatically generated from XSD files. This code is full of warnings which is messing other legitimate warnings. How do I exclude such folders or packages from validation?
Have read several similar questions, but those suggest to exclude folders from appropriate validator types found in Preferences. However I can’t find validator for .java files.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
Sasa
You need the feature ‘ignore optional compiler problems’ from the very latest eclipse milestone:
http://download.eclipse.org/eclipse/downloads/drops4/S-4.2M6-201203151300/eclipse-news-M6.html
Might be a workaround possible without that, like putting the auto generated files in a different project. But what you want to do is exactly the intended use of that feature.