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Sun, 11 June 2006 18:43

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wilfordbrimley.one2one3.com

i don't think eclipse is recompiling classes correctly on my system. i'm
using 3.2RC7. after making changes, saving, and re-running I get
identical output. so i cleaned the project and now when i run the
application, i get a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. when I check the
bin/build directory there is no package tree. so i'm wondering how do i
force eclipse to compile, as it seems to not be doing so on its own.

Re: forcing recompile [message #156424 is a reply to message #156273]

Mon, 12 June 2006 04:46

Eclipse User

wilford brimley wrote:

> i don't think eclipse is recompiling classes correctly on my system.
> i'm using 3.2RC7. after making changes, saving, and re-running I get
> identical output. so i cleaned the project and now when i run the
> application, i get a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError. when I check the
> bin/build directory there is no package tree. so i'm wondering how do
> i force eclipse to compile, as it seems to not be doing so on its own.

Project >Build or Project Build All or enable auto-build: Project >
Build Automatically

Dani

Re: forcing recompile [message #156489 is a reply to message #156424]

Mon, 12 June 2006 16:26

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wilfordbrimley.one2one3.com

Thanks for the suggestion. Originally, Build Automatically was selected
and I was still getting NoClassDefFoundError. Even if I unselect Build
Automatically and use the Build All or Build Project commands, I keep
getting the error, and my bin/ directory stays empty.

Re: forcing recompile [message #156500 is a reply to message #156489]

Mon, 12 June 2006 17:49

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wilfordbrimley.one2one3.com

I've found that making a new project and consolidating the source and
binaries into a single directory appears to have fixed things for now.

Re: forcing recompile [message #156530 is a reply to message #156500]

Tue, 13 June 2006 02:45

Eclipse User

wilford brimley wrote:

> I've found that making a new project and consolidating the source and
> binaries into a single directory appears to have fixed things for now.

This looks like your project has a wrong Java build path.

Dani

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