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WebSphere V5.0 : Java Development - Use task view

WebSphere V5.0 : Java Development - Use task view

In this tutorial you will learn about Use task view, Tasks view, Tasks View Icons, Toolbar and Menus.


Use task view

Tasks view

The Tasks view displays the following information:
System-generated errors, warnings, or information associated with a resource. These are typically produced by builders. For example, if you save a Java source file that contains syntax errors, the errors will automatically be logged in this view.

Build problems are displayed in the Tasks view and annotated in the vertical ruler of your source code. You can hover over the problem marker in the vertical ruler to view a description of the problem. Or open the Tasks view and read the corresponding error message.


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