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How to compile patched modules on JDK 9+ by passing the --patch-module option to my project compiler [message #1810126]

Wed, 31 July 2019 16:30

Eclipse User

I think Eclipse has to allow that, since javac from JDK allows it. Please see the attached screenshot of my eclipse.

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Re: How to compile patched modules on JDK 9+ by passing the --patch-module option to my project comp [message #1810495 is a reply to message #1810126]

Mon, 12 August 2019 13:43

Eclipse User

What is the command line invocation of javac that allows this?
What have you tried to set similar options in Eclipse? (Which Eclipse version?)

Note that your folder configuration is not a legal Java project in Eclipse. The source folder must directly contain package folders, not a module folder like "java.base". In Eclipse it's the project that represents a module (and we have every freedom to define it like this).

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