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Eclipse stop for a while after save xml file

 
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Hello!

Eclipse stop for a while after save xml file. I think he probably do some kind of validation.
Do you know how can I change this behavior?

Thank you!!!
 
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It may also be due to low java heap for processing. How much memory have you allocated to eclipse? [you can check this in eclipse.ini file unless you are not setting it at command line]

By the way, which xml file is it? Is it kind of xml which eclipse can validate like web.xml, build.xml etc.?
 
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Thanks for the reply!

It's the web.xml in the web application. Someone once told me how to disable this validation, but I'm not remembering. :/
 
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Leandro Coutinho wrote: Someone once told me how to disable this validation, but I'm not remembering. :/



Well Leandro,

If you are using MyEclipse then you can simply right click the file name -> Validation -> Remove from Validation.

If you are using Eclipse then Click window->Preference ->XML -> XML Files -> Validation Select Ignore from combo box.


But I am scared that It may stop validation any other XML file either.


Please let me know if you are done.
 
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