| External Profiling startup problems [message #54622] |
Fri, 24 February 2006 09:18  |
Eclipse User |
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I have an existing Eclipse project that I am attmepting to profile. I have
successfully debugged classes within this project for some time. However,
when I attempt to profile classes externally within this project, I get
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError exceptions for the main class. The
classpath was set to include all jars/directories that where necessary
where included in the configuration.
In respect to the configuration, all buttons on the Main tab of the
configuration for an external class are disabled. I am assuming that you
just type in the fully qualified class name for the Class name: and type
in a delimited list of jars/directories for the Class path:.
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| Re: External Profiling startup problems [message #54802 is a reply to message #54622] |
Fri, 24 February 2006 11:55  |
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Hello,
So the class you want to profile is actually not part of your project
but somewhere on the filesystem? If that's the case you will need to
create a new "External Java Application" from the Profile configuration
dialog. This is different from the "Java Application" configuration
which refers to classes withing the Eclipse workspace.
Regards,
Samson
Karl Koster wrote:
> I have an existing Eclipse project that I am attmepting to profile. I
> have successfully debugged classes within this project for some time.
> However, when I attempt to profile classes externally within this
> project, I get java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError exceptions for the main
> class. The classpath was set to include all jars/directories that where
> necessary where included in the configuration.
>
> In respect to the configuration, all buttons on the Main tab of the
> configuration for an external class are disabled. I am assuming that you
> just type in the fully qualified class name for the Class name: and type
> in a delimited list of jars/directories for the Class path:.
>
>
>
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