how to change the Java Output folder in wtp(it seems it doesn't work) [message #122982] |
Tue, 19 July 2005 10:39  |
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Originally posted by: eagleinfly.gmail.com
in project properties diaglog, =>select Java Build Path =>Source=> set
"Allow output folder" checkbox checked,
change the ouput folder to /myproject/WebContent
save
later, it changes to .deployables/myproject/WEB-INF/classes automatically.
sometimes it doesn't matter,
but sometimes, the project cann't be build, it sais some class cann't be
found, and after i change the output folder to myproject/WebContent, the
project has built successed, but the output folder still changed to
..deployables/myproject/WEB-INF/classes automatically.
i don't know why,
is there anyone can help?
thanks
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Re: how to change the Java Output folder in wtp(it seems it doesn't work) [message #123247 is a reply to message #122982] |
Tue, 19 July 2005 23:46  |
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efis wrote:
> in project properties diaglog, =>select Java Build Path =>Source=> set
> "Allow output folder" checkbox checked,
> change the ouput folder to /myproject/WebContent
>
> save
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> later, it changes to .deployables/myproject/WEB-INF/classes automatically.
>
> sometimes it doesn't matter,
> but sometimes, the project cann't be build, it sais some class cann't be
> found, and after i change the output folder to myproject/WebContent, the
> project has built successed, but the output folder still changed to
> .deployables/myproject/WEB-INF/classes automatically.
>
> i don't know why,
> is there anyone can help?
> thanks
>
>
Currently the .deployables is the default output folder and cannot be
changed. This will change post 0.7 release of wtp where the .deployables
will be removed and all runtime code will generated at publish time to
the server. I am not sure why you are seeing the problem saying "some
class cann't be found". If you have reproduceable scenario for the
problem please file a wtp bug report for this problem.
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