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You can't.  WDSc is based on eclipse.  The eclipse project notion is based
on the concept of incremental build -- which works especially well for
Java.  If you change a .java file, it is compiled when saved.  The IDE then
propagates the change through the project. It doesn't really "recompile"
other .java files, it just shows the effect of the change, but no new class
files are created.  This allows you to track and fix all the errors in the
project that the change may have caused.  You can turn off "autobuild on
save" but you would still have to rebuild whole projects at a crack.  The
next version of eclipse runs builds in the background for large projects.

But the question is interesting.  Why does this "whole project" build
notion cause you problems?
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All,

While in the Java perspective, can I compile one class only?  I can not
figure out how to compile only one class.... it is either all classes in
the
project or nothing.

Mike


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