Hiding default messages in the problem
list
Use
When deploying a Web Dynpro application, you usually see a list of messages in the Problems view. Sometimes, you do not need all the messages that are displayed here. You might, for example, only need messages containing build information about your current project. To do this, you can navigate through the most important tasks and make a setting on the task display function.
A good example of this is that you can now permanently ignore many of the problems raised for Web Dynpro objects, like the user interface (UI) elements. For example, you can now hide the message UI element x has no label if this is a warning with low-level priority for you.
Prerequisites
You have opened the display list for problems by choosing Window → Show View → Problems.
Procedure
1. Right-click on the message that you would like to hide in the Problems view.
2. To hide this message during all subsequent checks, use the Mark as ignored … quick fix. This setting is useful for warning messages but not for error messages as these are crucial for running the Web Dynpro application. You will then be informed in the Problems view whether the quick fix is available for the corresponding message.
3. To re-display messages which you have marked to be ignored, choose Window → Preferences → Web Dynpro → Building → Problems Filter. Deselect flag Solved at runtime and change the settings accordingly.
Result
The warning message is no longer displayed in the problems list. The ignore information is not a UI level filter. Instead, it is persisted in the source files. This means that it also affects central builds, where the message in question will no longer be raised.
Example
Display the problem list for your current Web Dynpro project.
Position the cursor on the problem task that you will not need during subsequent checks, for example when rebuilding the application, and select the context menu entry Quick Fix.
A quick fix popup appears, confirming that the problem is marked to be solved at runtime.
