| Opening a Java class created elsewhere [message #147714] |
Mon, 08 March 2004 09:41  |
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Originally posted by: drder67.NOSPAM.yahoo.co.uk
Hello all,
I am new to Java programming and Eclipse, so please excuse my ignorance!
Currently I am taking a course on Java at a local university where I usually
use either Kawa or NetBeans to create my Java class files (they don't have
Eclipse). At home, I like to use Eclipse. But I can not get a simple class
file imported into Eclipse! When I try to run it (if I can get it open) I
get the error that there is no main method, although there is. Even
HelloWorld will not run! If I create a new project and class in Eclipse and
cut and paste the code, the class executes with no problems. But this is a
bit if a hassle. So if anyone could point me in the right direction on how
to open and import a class file into Eclipse, I would be very grateful.
TIA,
Dave Roberts
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| Re: Opening a Java class created elsewhere [message #148026 is a reply to message #147714] |
Wed, 10 March 2004 08:22  |
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Originally posted by: daniel.megert.gmx.net
Dave Roberts wrote:
>Hello all,
>I am new to Java programming and Eclipse, so please excuse my ignorance!
>Currently I am taking a course on Java at a local university where I usually
>use either Kawa or NetBeans to create my Java class files (they don't have
>Eclipse). At home, I like to use Eclipse. But I can not get a simple class
>file imported into Eclipse! When I try to run it (if I can get it open) I
>get the error that there is no main method, although there is. Even
>HelloWorld will not run! If I create a new project and class in Eclipse and
>cut and paste the code, the class executes with no problems. But this is a
>bit if a hassle. So if anyone could point me in the right direction on how
>to open and import a class file into Eclipse, I would be very grateful.
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>
You cannot. You have to create a Java project first.
Dani
>TIA,
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>Dave Roberts
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