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Hi:
I am using Myeclipse 7.0
Build Id;7.0-20081201.I created a simple java application project called page50. This is not a web application.
I created a java class file called test1.java. I right click on it and choose menu “Debug As” and choose “Debug Configurations.” In the “Main” tab, I make sure the Project:Page50
Main class:test1. I toggle a breakpoint in the java class file.I checked the following checkbox:
Include system libraries when searching for a main class
Include inherited mains when searching for a main class
Stop in main.When I right click on “Debug as” and choose “Java Application” I get the following error:
Source not found.
Edit Source Lookup Path..I click on the button “Edit Source Lookup Path..”
In the Source Lookup Path I see the following:
Page50
DefaultI see my project “Page50” in the Source Lookup Path. What am I doing wrong.
Yours,
Frustrated.
@rmcvay wrote:
Do you have a main() in your class? Why are you searching system and inherited mains?
Hi:
I have a main in my class file.
In myEclipse 7, I unchecked the following checkbox:
Include system libraries when searching for a main class
Include inherited mains when searching for a main class
Stop in main.I still get the error “Source not found.”
I download the latest version of eclipse and I import from the same jar and java files from the project I created in MyEclipse 7.0 I donot have this problem when debuggin the java file that the “Source not found.” Is there something I set in MyEclipse’s project that cause this problem.
Yours,
Frustrated.
I import from the same jar and java files from the project
You have a supporting jar? I did a little one class java project and it debugged fine but maybe your project is a little more complex than that.
@rmcvay wrote:
I import from the same jar and java files from the project
You have a supporting jar? I did a little one class java project and it debugged fine but maybe your project is a little more complex than that.
Hi All:
I tried another way. I
I created a project in eclipse and was able to debug the java code.
I copy the project to another workspace and import into MyEclipse 7.
When I tried to debug the code I get “Source not found”. I believe this prove that there is some settings in MyEclipse that allows my MyEclipse to see the source code when debugging. It have no problem in Eclipse.Yours,
Frustrated
@rmcvay wrote:
That’s probably true.
Hi All:
I right click on the java class file called MainTest AND CHOOSE “Debug Configurations..” Under the “classpath” tab I clicked on “Add Projects” and choose “page50” as the project and now when I debug the java code I can see it. When I removed the java project “page50” I can also see the java code. But either way, when I called a java class from a jar file it gives me the following error:
Exception in thread “main” java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: com/ibatis/common/resources/Resources at MainTest.main(MainTest.java:12).
The strange thing is that the “page50” project under “Java Build Path” in the “Libraries” tab, I can see the java jar file ibatis-common-2.jar and ibatis-dao-2.jar files. Also, I can compile my MainTest.java file. But for some reason, when I runned it complain it cannot find it “NoClassDefFoundError”. Is there something I can do in MyEclipse so when I debug the MainTest.java code and when it runs over a ibatis code it can at least not give me the above error.
I tried the same project in Eclipse and have no problems whatsever and able to debug the MainTest.java code completely.
Yours,
Frustrated.
jadeite1000,
I am not able to reproduce this at my end. Can you send your java code and screen shots of debug configuratins page at run>debug configurations showing the main and class path tabs.
I will also need your installation details from MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Detail
Also MyEclipse does not support direct exporting. you should copy the relavent code from eclipse project and past it to the myEclipse project.
