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No class files exported in JAR! [message #228019] Fri, 17 August 2007 10:00 Go to next message
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Originally posted by: mothra.mothra.com

I'm getting in a real pickle with this one. I was exporting my project to
a JAR file with no problems yesterday but now when I try and do it,
nothing under
the /src directory gets included in the JAR file, even though I'm
selecting it explicitly during the export wizard.

All my classes get built in the right location (a bin directory), but if I
look at my build path settings, my two src directories have '-' against
them instead of a check mark.

What have I broken?
Re: No class files exported in JAR! [message #228128 is a reply to message #228019] Fri, 17 August 2007 17:52 Go to previous message
Eclipse UserFriend
Mothra wrote:
> I'm getting in a real pickle with this one. I was exporting my project to
> a JAR file with no problems yesterday but now when I try and do it,
> nothing under
> the /src directory gets included in the JAR file, even though I'm
> selecting it explicitly during the export wizard.
>
> All my classes get built in the right location (a bin directory), but if I
> look at my build path settings, my two src directories have '-' against
> them instead of a check mark.
>
> What have I broken?
>

I'm not sure what you mean by a dash rather than a check mark when you
look at the build path -- when I go to configure build path, I don't see
check marks -- but in any case have you tried either of the following:
(a) doing a clean build of the project (Project -> Clean ...) or (b)
restarting Eclipse with the -clean switch on the command line?

/Paul
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