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Rank newbie question [message #1052760] |
Tue, 30 April 2013 13:50 |
David Alvarez Messages: 3 Registered: April 2013 |
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Hello,
I apologize in advance for my way newbie question, but I am having a mysterious problem with Eclipse. I am trying to work my way through Koushik's tutorials on the Spring Framework, and have made it ~1/2 way through, but now, when I type into the editor, nothing changes in the console (where it should). I've spent a couple of days fretting over this now, and I am just mystified. I am using Eclipse Indigo, Java 7, and the latest packages from Spring. I have also been saving each of the project files on a flash drive once I got each tutorial completed (and got them to work), and since I was having trouble with the latest one, decided to reload it from the flash drive, which I thought went well, but nothing changes anymore, even after I hit Project>Clean in Eclipse. What am I doing wrong?
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Re: Rank newbie question [message #1052817 is a reply to message #1052760] |
Tue, 30 April 2013 15:24 |
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On 4/30/2013 9:00 AM, David Alvarez wrote:
> Hello,
> I apologize in advance for my way newbie question, but I am having a
> mysterious problem with Eclipse. I am trying to work my way through
> Koushik's tutorials on the Spring Framework, and have made it ~1/2 way
> through, but now, when I type into the editor, nothing changes in the
> console (where it should). I've spent a couple of days fretting over
> this now, and I am just mystified. I am using Eclipse Indigo, Java 7,
> and the latest packages from Spring. I have also been saving each of
> the project files on a flash drive once I got each tutorial completed
> (and got them to work), and since I was having trouble with the latest
> one, decided to reload it from the flash drive, which I thought went
> well, but nothing changes anymore, even after I hit Project>Clean in
> Eclipse. What am I doing wrong? 8o
It would be helpful if you gave more detail as to what "doesn't change"
and/or what you expect to see changed.
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Re: Rank newbie question [message #1052842 is a reply to message #1052835] |
Tue, 30 April 2013 16:31 |
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On 4/30/2013 10:07 AM, David Alvarez wrote:
> Sorry I didn't do so earlier, please excuse my newbie mistake: Here is what Eclipse is currently telling me , the result my fooling with the earlier tutorial, and here is what I typed into the LoggingAspect class: , which as you can see should result in Eclipse's printing to the console "First advice was run.", although it should do so a number of times. Now, as many times as I've tried to compile it manually (or checked and unchecked the Project>Build Automatically button) nothing seems to change, still the same old printout. What am I doing wrong?
Okay, I think I get it. What you need help with is the tutorial rather
than Eclipse. I'm unfamiliar with this set of tutorials, so I can't
advise you go to another forum. However, ...
What you'll need to do is break down your problem into one of several
categories and ask more detailed questions in appropriate forums.
1 - What is actually Eclipse (how to use the IDE, etc.--this forum)
1bis - What is web-oriented (Eclipse WTP forum)
2 - What is actually Spring (Spring has forums)
3 - What is only Java (javaranch.com, stackoverflow.com, jguru.com, etc.)
I realize this is going to be painful. We've all been through it.
Cheers.
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