| Meaning of the icon symbol? [message #88734] |
Fri, 04 July 2003 01:40  |
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Originally posted by: krush_krush.hotmail.com
Hi,
I have added a dependency plugin into my plugin project
(Dependencies tab of the manifest editor), but I noticed
that the dependency I just added has a little yellow dot
at the left upper corner of the plugin icon. Other dependencies
have a little blue arrow instead.
What does that little yellow dot mean? Warning? Error?
If it's an error, the Source tab should also show that
it is an error, right?
I'm asking this question because I've spent the last
two days trying to figure out why the class loader
can't load classes from this dependency library.
I always got the error NoClassDefFoundError.
Thanks for any help.
kk
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| Re: Meaning of the icon symbol? [message #89600 is a reply to message #88734] |
Sun, 06 July 2003 04:40  |
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Originally posted by: loemming.gmx.net
Hey
"konrad krash" <krush_krush@hotmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:<pan.2003.07.04.05.40.17.950817@hotmail.com>...
> Hi,
>
> I have added a dependency plugin into my plugin project (Dependencies
> tab of the manifest editor), but I noticed that the dependency I just
> added has a little yellow dot at the left upper corner of the plugin
> icon. Other dependencies have a little blue arrow instead.
>
> What does that little yellow dot mean? Warning? Error?
> If it's an error, the Source tab should also show that
> it is an error, right?
Go to the Overview page. It will show you errors and allerts in the upper
left part. Probably the plugin you depend on cant be resolved. Check the
correct name or package.
>
> I'm asking this question because I've spent the last
> two days trying to figure out why the class loader
> can't load classes from this dependency library.
> I always got the error NoClassDefFoundError.
>
Either the plugin you depend on cannot be resolved (see above) or it sources
are not visible.
A plugin can make sources visible via the export tag. If it does not export
any class files, they cannot be found and you get the NoClassDefFoundError.
Hope that helps
philipp
> Thanks for any help.
>
> kk
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