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Just to add a little more information to Don's in regards to WDSCi version 6

Menu option Windows>Preferences>Java>Task Tags as Don mentioned lets you
control what Text will automatically generate those To do tasks. If you
change or remove these then do a rebuild of the project they should go away.
Also once the TO DO comment is removed or changed in the source code if you
right click on the Tasks window there is an option to Delete completed tasks
and these lines should then be removed from that window once the TO DO
comment is changed or deleted.

Also in WDSCi V6 if you don't want the TO DO comment to be placed in the
auto generated code you can go to your preferences again and under Java>Code
Style> Code Templates you can remove the TO DO comment from being
automatically placed into auto generated snippets of code.

Hope that helps.

Cheri

"Don Yantzi" <yantzi@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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Hi Justin,

I don't think there is anyway to remove the auto-generated Java tasks.
However you can control them. In the Java > Compiler > Task Tags
preference page (for tasks) and the Java > Compiler > Errors / Warnings
(for compiler warnings and errors). Those are V7.0 preference paths, the
same pages exist in 6.0.1 but they might have slightly different paths to
them.

If you've already deleted the line (or removed the //TODO) and the task is
not being removed then chances are that the workspace "build
automatically" preference is turned off. Check the Project > Build
Automatically menu action, it should have a question mark beside it. If
it does, then try to do a complete rebuild using Projects > Clean... menu
action. Background: the Java tasks, errors and warnings are created by
the Java compiler and only get added, removed or updated when a compile
happens. This happens whenever you save changes when build automatically
is turned on.

Don Yantzi
Technical Lead
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab





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Reference "Source/Remove Messages", you can remove verification/compile
errors and messages from your source member using Ctrl-F5.

My problem is with Tasks that are added automatically into my Java
source.
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