| AspectJ Project Wizard bug? [message #562450] |
Thu, 31 October 2002 17:51 |
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Originally posted by: john_daly.hp.com
Hi all,
I've noticed a difference in the creating AspectJ vs. Java Projects in
Eclipse using the project wizards and would like to know if this is a bug
or if I may be missing something in the setup process.
When creating a Java Project on an existing project directory structure
akin to:
project/myproject
project/myproject/src (location of source code)
project/myproject/lib (location of required libs)
project/myproject/build (location of class files)
The Java Project Wizard first prompts for the name of the project
'myproject' and the directory location (i.e. Project Contents)
'/project/myproject' (Step1)
Selecting 'Next' the JPW then prompts the user with a "New Java Project"
dialog box stating: "The project location points to an existing folder. Ok
to create the project now sp existing class paths can be detected? This
will disable the 'Back; button. (Yes) or (No) (Step 2)
Selecting (Yes) on this dialog produces the 'Java Settings' step of the
JPW with the 'Use source folders contained in the project' button selected
along with a list of identified source directories. (Step 3)
Using the AspectJ Project Wizard,(Step 2) in the above sequence is missed
resulting in a direct leap to (Step 3). However in this case no source
directories are identified and the user must select 'Use source folders
contained in project'. This tab allows the user to 'Add Existing Folders'
but pressing this button yields an empty dialog and the error 'No entries
available'.
It appears the two project wizard don't behave the same. Is there a bug
here? Should I expect the APW and JPW to work the same? Am I missing
something in the setup?
Thanks in advance for your input.
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