title: On-the-fly Java syntax checking in vim
body: <p>First and foremost please don't scream "Use an IDE" at me. I have given eclipse a chance and it is... okay but I'm much faster in vim than eclipse.</p>
  
  <p>Basically the one thing that I wish vim could do that eclipse does is syntax checking on the fly. In eclipse if you have a syntax error the line is given an error marker and the file-name at the top shows a little red thing to let you know there are errors. I have been trying to get this in vim. I've looked at syntastic (which doesn't have checkers for Java) but I can't seem to make it work. So the question remains...</p>
  
  <p>Is there any way to check syntax every time I save a file with vim? Hopefully have it show up in the status line naming how many errors and what line the first error is on...</p>