Missing JDev 10.1.3 syntax checking

JDeveloper used to underline my java syntax errors in red squiggly lines similar to what Microsoft Word does for spelling errors. Lost that ability. Any ideas
on how to get it back

Hi Steve,
The project is a very basic skel. Just to experiment with. I have not real java code in it and certainly no code that uses anything with XML. Looking at the stacktrace, it looks like the container is doing something with the deployment descriptor and needs XML, of course, to accomplish this. Since I do not use XML directly in my project and it is the server that needs the XML libs, I was expecting the jdev packager or container run-time classpath to include all libs it needs for its own normal operation. Please advise.
thanks

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