Issue
I have a project with multiple errors in my eclipse workspace. Is there a way to run eclipse and ignore these errors? I need to do this, since the project contains subprojects. Some of these contain errors. I am only working on one of these. However, eclipse won't run the one working on because of the errors in the other project.
Solution
In Eclipse if you attempt to run an app that contains compile errors, you'll see the dialog "Errors exist in required project(s). Proceed with launch?"
If you select 'Proceed' Eclipse will attempt to execute the code. Depending where the errors are, you may be partially successful to execute at least some of the code.
This approach works if there is a compile error in a method that is not called from any other existing code. The existing code will run and execute, and the compile error in a method that is not called doesn't impact the other code.
I believe Eclipse is able to do this by how it incrementally compiles code.
Answered By - Kevin Hooke