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request: better message [message #290618]

Sat, 27 August 2005 20:53

Dave Dyer

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Registered: July 2009

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"package does not match the expected package"

Please tell me what package was expected!

And no, it's not obvious. In the current case, I have a
file in a folder named "test" with a package declaration
of "test" and I'm mystified.

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Re: request: better message [message #290653 is a reply to message #290618]

Mon, 29 August 2005 12:47

Paul Webster

Messages: 6859
Registered: July 2009
Location: Ottawa

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Dave Dyer wrote:
> "package does not match the expected package"
>
> Please tell me what package was expected!
>
> And no, it's not obvious. In the current case, I have a
> file in a folder named "test" with a package declaration
> of "test" and I'm mystified.

Do you have project/src_folder/test/Obj.java or project/test/Obj.java?
The first one works, the second probably not.

The error I see is "The declared package does not match the expected
package test"

Later,
PW

Paul Webster
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Re: request: better message [message #290673 is a reply to message #290618]

Mon, 29 August 2005 17:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com

Dave Dyer wrote:
> "package does not match the expected package"
>
> Please tell me what package was expected!
>
> And no, it's not obvious. In the current case, I have a
> file in a folder named "test" with a package declaration
> of "test" and I'm mystified.

It should be telling you what the expected package is - it does for me.
If your folder is named test and the code declares test as its package,
then you would need to have the parent of folder "test" be a Source
Location on the project's Java Build Path. Generally, projects should
have a source or src directory and that is where source packages are rooted.

HTH,
Eric

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