MyEclipse Project Recompilation failed: Cleanup Project cache

1. Project cleanup: Select the Project-->clean of the menu bar. -Tick the items you want to clean (you can also select all)

Remember: Clean the project and need to recompile

2. If the project is a MAVEN project, sometimes clean project is not effective. It's time to use Maven to clean up the cache: Right-click Project-->run as--> Maven Cleaner

Remember: After this method is cleared, you will need to re-compile the maven to use Maven-->update Project or a custom maven build

3, if the above two are not effective, then directly into the project's classes directory, look at the compiled class, anti-compilation, and now the project to compare, to see if the update, if not, remove recompile

4, if it is a Web project, and started with Tomcat, found that the cache problem, the project is not updated, workaround: Delete the project, and enter the Tomcat WebApps and work directory, delete your project, and then re-import the project, recompile

5, browser cache: Browser cache includes the browser's own cache and program cache

(a) Self-caching: Many browsers, such as Google, sometimes ask you to save the data, if you point to, in many cases, the data is prone to the problem of not updating

Workaround: Be cautious about remembering passwords or saving data for your browser. If there's a problem: like Google, select history--Erase browsing data-all

(b) Program caching: Explanations for this: such as the use of Ajax for Get queries, etc.

WORKAROUND: Ajax has a cache property, the default is true, is whether the page needs to cache the problem, changed to false OK, specific reference: Ajax request examples and considerations

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http://blog.csdn.net/moneyshi/article/details/49247169

MyEclipse Project Recompilation failed: Cleanup Project cache