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Project-specific Compiler Warning Settings

This may be an Eclipse question, but since we see it in the context of RTC, I'll start here.

Some time ago, I configured project-specific settings for the Java Compiler Errors/Warnings.  This generated a .settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs files, which is now part of our source code so that all the developers have a copy.  However, I'm told that some of the warnings I see, others do not.  (One happens to be a try-with-resource warning.  I checked with one of the developers and her compiler compliance level was set to 1.7 and she is using a Java 7 SDK.)  

Is there something else that has to be set in each developers workspace to enable the project-specific settings, or should the existence of .settings/org.eclipse.jdt.core.prefs be enough?

Thanks!

Chris

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Hi Chris,
I would suggest you asking the question on Eclipse forum: http://www.eclipse.org/forums/ There is a bigger chance you will get answer there.



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Hello,

you can check if the project-specific settings are set correctly in the preferences. There, you can also set the settings however you choose:

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