[AMAT_EBIS]

I just updated myeclipse ide from workbench 4 to 5. I see that F3 key which use to earlier show the definition of the method ot declaration of the variable now prompts “the resource is not on the build path of a java project”. I have no clue on what to do.

Help help. 😥

Piyush Jain

[Riyad Kalla]

Piyush,
If you hold down the CTRL key and click on the variable or method, is this what you wanted? (that behavior?)

[SwingCarlos]

I also lost this functionality (F3 == Ctrl-click) to jump to the definition of a var or method
when I added the latest workbench. What’s the solution?

[Riyad Kalla]

Hold down the CTRL key and Left click should jump you to the definition. Does this work for you?

[SwingCarlos]

Riyad,

No, that does not work for me. That’s why I put (F3 == ctrl-click) in my original post.
They are equivalent and they both don’t work.

[Riyad Kalla]

Is this a web project or a Java project? If you open the project properties and go down to MyEclipse, which icons are enabled (indicating capbailities)?

When class/method resolution fails it’s almost always due to lack of web capabilities and myEclipse cannot resolve the paths correctly.

[SwingCarlos]

I have no capabilities installed. None of the icons are active. But, I am trying to work with a Java project, not a properly configured/imported web project. I have both Eclipse 3.1.2 and 3.2 versions installed. Each of these has the appropriate workbench. I’m going to uninstall the 4.1 workbench and see if this functionality returns.

[Riyad Kalla]

Carlos,
Are you referring to functionality in the Java Editor or JSP editor? I was under the impression you meant the JSP editor. We don’t instrument the Java editor in anyway, I don’t know what would cause that to stop functioning.

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