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First time posting, so please excuse any confusion or stupidity…
I’m just trying out Eclipse 3.0M8; upgrading from 2.7
Everything looks great, except the <b>build</b> option isn’t available for my web project, and the /classes (output) folder is never created….
Everything else deploys and runs normally, and the java code in the src folder gets marked up as I’d expect.
The src folder (“packages”) is externally linked, and is the result of checking out an SVN folder as a generic project (I’m running subclipse). I’d done this in 2.7 wouthout a problem — is this not available in 3.0 yet, or am I missing something?
Thanks! Here’s the classpath if that helps…
<classpath>
<classpathentry kind=”src” path=”packages”/>
<classpathentry kind=”con” path=”org.eclipse.jdt.launching.JRE_CONTAINER”/>
<classpathentry kind=”con” path=”com.genuitec.eclipse.j2eedt.core.J2EE13_CONTAINER”/>[….bunch of libs…..]
<classpathentry kind=”output” path=”WebRoot/WEB-INF/classes”/>
</classpath>Everything looks great, except the build option isn’t available for my web project
No worries, the Eclipse team was playing with the project build/rebuilding menu options in the M8 release. M9 should correct this.
and the /classes (output) folder is never created….
Hmm odd, I wonder if this is an anomoly of using linked resources… do me a favor (temporarily) and add a new folder named “/src” to your project, add it to your project’s source directories (under Project Properties > Java Build Path > Source Tab) and add a new class to it, see if the output dir is created then. If it is, I’ll pass this as a linked resource bug for the devs to investigate.
If that doesn’t work then we can try some other things.
hmm, curious… I added the src folder and a servlet class, and nothing changed. I didn’t see a way to compile the source code and no output folder was created.
I then created a new test web module project, added the servlet to the src folder (nothing was linked), and again there was no <i>classes</i> folder.
Any word on when/where I can lay hands on a version of M9?
