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Sun, 13 May 2007 01:51

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: BWesterfield.gmail.com

I know that this topic has been discussed but the solution presented
didn't help me.

When I build my project nothing happens. I'm in navigation view and the
..class file doesn't appear.

I am using an external jar file and an External .class file. I have
tried removing and re-adding these numerous times. I'm really at my wits
end. Anyone have any ideas?

Please forgive if I left anything out.

Thanks!
b

Re: .class file problems [message #210597 is a reply to message #210542]

Sun, 13 May 2007 17:41

Eclipse User

Bryan Westerfield wrote:
> I know that this topic has been discussed but the solution presented
> didn't help me.
>
> When I build my project nothing happens. I'm in navigation view and the
> .class file doesn't appear.
>
> I am using an external jar file and an External .class file. I have
> tried removing and re-adding these numerous times. I'm really at my wits
> end. Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Please forgive if I left anything out.
>
> Thanks!
> b

Nothing shows up in the Problems tab? Have you tried a clean build
(Project -> Clean...)?

/Paul

Re: .class file problems [message #210605 is a reply to message #210542]

Sun, 13 May 2007 18:48

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wharley.bea.com

"Bryan Westerfield" <BWesterfield@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f2691p$r0k$1@build.eclipse.org...
>I know that this topic has been discussed but the solution presented didn't
>help me.
>
> When I build my project nothing happens. I'm in navigation view and the
> .class file doesn't appear.
>
> I am using an external jar file and an External .class file. I have
> tried removing and re-adding these numerous times. I'm really at my wits
> end. Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Please forgive if I left anything out.

It's not clear what you're hoping will happen. Are you expecting that the
external .class file will get copied into your bin directory? That's not
the way it works; by using an external .class or .jar, what you're
effectively telling Eclipse is that you intend to leave it external and put
it on the classpath at runtime. (For instance, you might do that with a
database driver where you expect the user to have their own driver, not
necessarily from the same vendor or version.)

What exactly are you trying to make happen?

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