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WIth the Errors / Warnings configuration set to display "Error" on declared exceptions that are not actually thrown, it is not possible to resolve multiple problems with a single batch Quick Fix operation initiated from the "Problems" tab. The message "The selected problems do not have a common applicable Quick Fix" is displayed, instead. These issues clearly have the same root cause and should be eligible for a batch operation. This makes resolving multiple issues very time consuming. Reproduction Steps: 1) With a new java class, configure the project's Java > Compiler > Error / Warnings "Unnecessary detection of thrown exceptions" to "Error" 2) Create a new java class with a main method that throws "Exception", and "IOException" (you'll have to import java.io.IOException) 3) Save the file 4) Observe the Problems tab refreshes with 2 problems 5) Select both problems and right-click, select "Quick Fix" 6) Observe error message -- Configuration Details -- Product: Eclipse 4.5.0.20150621-1200 (org.eclipse.epp.package.jee.product) Installed Features: org.eclipse.jdt 3.11.0.v20150603-2000
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