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[beginner] compiling / multiple OS

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    cannelle
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    Hello,

    I have 2 separate problems on 2 different OS. Maybe it’s just a config issue, what do you think ?

    1. I installed MyEclipse on Mac OSX and I made a webProject with a servlet. I put the servlet in the default package but MyEclipse doesn’t compile it (there is no errors regarding the myEclipse validation) : I have no .class.
    what have I to do to have this class compiled ?

    2. I installed MyEclipse on Windows Vista, and I have a lot of odd errors. Some of them due to the fact that Vista doesn’t allow to create a file or directory with a name beginning by a dot (.) and MyEclipse needs to create these files. I can’t add external jars because it can’t write in .classpath.
    the other weired error is that I have a black window when I open my index.jsp to see the source (the display can be seen but not the source).
    But I’ve read on the myEclipse website that the last version supports Vista.

    Any Idea ?

    thank you for your help.

    #286166 Reply

    @cannelle wrote:

    1. I installed MyEclipse on Mac OSX and I made a webProject with a servlet. I put the servlet in the default package but MyEclipse doesn’t compile it (there is no errors regarding the myEclipse validation) : I have no .class.
    what have I to do to have this class compiled ?

    I can see compiled servlet class. Did you check WebRoot/WEB-INF/classes/?

    #286167 Reply

    cannelle
    Member

    yes, I made a search on the explorer to find every .class file and no myclass.class.

    #286210 Reply

    cannelle
    Member

    ok, I’ve tried to install myeclipse on Linux and I’ve created a package to embed my servlet and it works.

    I think Vista is not fully supported with the last version of MyEclipse.

    thank you for your help.

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