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The java file opened in the java editor is marked with errors and warnings. Whereas the Problems tab is blank and does not show any problems. The project runs well; which means there are no errors there really. The build automatically option is ON, so that cannot be the problem. The error marks are not removed on refreshing or saving the file either.
Can you give concrete steps on how to reproduce what you are seeing? I cannot reproduce with M5a. See also http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/platform-text-home/development/bug-annotation.htm
(In reply to comment #1) > Can you give concrete steps on how to reproduce what you are seeing? I cannot > reproduce with M5a. > See also > http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/platform-text- home/development/bug-annotation.htm See the following points: - The "Build Automatically" option is ON. - I am using the JAVA perspective. - I created a new project and imported some existing project code into it. - There were errors due to the required libraries not found. - The output folder for the project was changed. - The required libraries were provided - Now the Problems tab was not showing any problems and the project was running fine, but few files were continously showing the error marks (The red crosses and waivy underlines) as if there were errors. - Refreshing and saving the files even re opening the Eclipse did not remove the marks. It might be either due to the output folder change because refreshing problem might have been solved when Eclipse was reloaded. Hope this information would help you.
>Problems tab Which Problems tab? Was the file open before you changed the build path/output folder?
Can you attach a screen shot?
The java file editor shows the red error marks while the code gets compiled and runs successfully. The problem pane is not showing the description of the errors. The Package Explorer does not mark the file with error mark and the header (mentioning the name of file) of the editor tab does not show the error icon as well. Detail of ERROR: There are multiple classes defined in a single java file. The additional classes are "default" i.e. there is no access modifier attached. The editor marks the code with errors wherever the default classes are accessed. The error is: "<Default class name> cannot be resolved for the method <methos name>". The pop-up options like "Open Call Hierarchy" do not work properly while this error is showing up. The code compiles and runs without any problem that shows it is not a real ERROR.
>There are multiple classes defined in a single java file. The additional OK, I see what you mean. Simple test case: 1. have CU A with public class A and second class B 2. have CU C which uses B ==> editor reports error if C is opened in the Java editor. Those are temporary problems reported by Java Core.
*** Bug 98505 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 36032 ***
