| Package naming? [message #242758] |
Thu, 20 May 2004 08:06  |
Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: bgbdwolf.gte.net
This is probably not a Eclipse problem per se, but another "stupid user
question." At any rate, I'm not sure how to accomplish it using
Eclipse, so ...
Just how do I get a package name which follows Sun's naming
conventions? IOW, I'd like to name a package something along
the lines of "com.company_name.project.component" but naming
the package in that way doesn't seem to work properly. Eclipse
accepts the name but I received some errors getting the software
to work outside the IDE.
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| Re: Package naming? [message #243417 is a reply to message #243142] |
Fri, 21 May 2004 23:23  |
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Originally posted by: bgbdwolf.gte.net
Scott Stanchfield wrote:
> When you refactored, did you change the name of your Main-class in
> your jar manifest?
Yes. The "bug" (and I use the term loosely) seems to be the RMI
stub generation doesn't append the package name properly. IOW,
with a package name of "myUtil," the stub is placed in the package
and can be found successfully. With a package name following
naming conventions ("com.myCompany.myProject.myUtil") the
stub can no longer be found by RMI.
I got around the issue by simply placing the stub class in the codebase
location; then it works. If its wrapped in a jar, it doesn't. Weird
but I'm probably not understanding something.
Which brings up an entirely OT question -- how, other than working
in a Java shop with SOP -- does one find out about the "proper"
way to distribute & package applications? I could do it with C or
C++ -- executables, libraries, etc. I'm sure I don't understand
the Java equivalents and aren't sure where to go to learn them either.
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