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I created a new EJB3 project, then added a new class to “projectEJB” (there’s also “projectWeb” and “project”).
package util; public class Http { String s = ""; }Now when I type in
package util; public class Http { String s = ""; s. }The code editor should normally pop up a list of class members for s, which doesn’t happen.
What happens when you hit CTRL-Space to invoke it?
Also what do your settings look like under Window > Prefs > Java > Editor > Content Assist, down at the bottom under “Enable Auto Activation”?
When I press CTRL + space, nothing happens. My Content Assist settings are as follows:
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[/URL]Doh, I missed this:
public class Http {
String s = “”;
s.}
That is not a valid location to implement code, you can delcare variables outside of code bodies, but if you want to implement code you have to be inside a method, static initializer, constructor or other code-block. You aren’t getting autocomplete there because it’s illegal.
