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I have an ejb project and i want to compile that project. the build automatically setting is true. Still when ever i change the project its not built automatically. What are the other changes required.
Still when ever i change the project its not built automatically.
Can you explain what you’re basing that assertion on? What do you expect to happen and what is happening that is different? Can you see the class files when you use the Eclipse Navigator View (*not* the Package Explorer)?
Apperantly, it looks like after getting a project from cvs I have lost the settings for my old web project. In its properties it is not showing all the buildiers. Builders shown are structured document and model builder and validation.
I am not sure how I lost these settings.
Also, To answer your queston, i am adding syste.out statments in my code and executing the code. If its not visible then i am assuming its not compiled.In addtion to my last reply, it looks like i can’t add web project capabilities because its disabled for particular project.
In its properties it is not showing all the buildiers. Builders shown are structured document and model builder and validation.
It sounds like you might have created a simple project rather than a Java project, the difference being that Java projects get a Java builder assigned to them, which yours doesn’t seem to have.
In addtion to my last reply, it looks like i can’t add web project capabilities because its disabled for particular project.
That’s likely because you aren’t allowed to add web capabilities to a non-Java project.
What I’d suggest to get started is that you read a few of our quickstart tutorials in the Documentation section here: http://myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html They’re designed to explain all the core concepts quickly and get you running in MyEclipse rapidly. The Working with Web Projects quickstart is likely the best place to start and then you can move on to Enterprise Projects if you’re interested in more complex development scenarios.
Scott, I am creating a project from the code in CVS by using option check out as and providing project name. It doesn’t give me any other option of creating java or web project.
Very true. Does the project work properly in the workspace where it was initially created and checked in? If so, using the Navigator view can you determine what files are missing / different in the version checked out from CVS than in the working workspace where the project was initially created?
Well all the files are there. but there was a difference in .project and .mymetadata. so I just copied contents from both of these files and copied over to this new project and changed the name element. I think its working. Is it the right way?
