[rpray]

I just tried the 030800Beta2 version of Enterprise Workbench running on the release version of eclipse 3.0 and I had a problem getting java files in a web app to compile. I set up a source directory and put my java files in there. When I compile, nothing seems to happen. When I go back to version 2.1.3 of eclipse using 020701 version of the Enterprise Workbench and do exactly the same thing it works fine. Am I missing something or is this just a bug that needs to be fixed.

I’m using Windows XP on a P4 3.2MHz.

I would really like to be able to upgrade so any help you can give me would be appreciated.

[Riyad Kalla]

Yea I think its safe to say your computer isn’t fast enough and that’s the problem 😀

Are you sure you had your project in Eclipse 3/ME 3.8B2 setup correctly? Is it a Java Project or a Web Module Project, did you have the source directory setup correctly and did you setup a output directory correctly? Did you have your webroot directory setup correctly? What ‘didn’t work’? Did you check the output dir with the Navigator view to see if the files were being compiled? What settings do you have under the Project Menu? Is build automatically checked? Did you try cleaning the project? did you import the project from Eclipse 2, or did you just try and open it or copy it into your work space? What color is the shirt I am wearing?

Answer these questions will help us get to the bottom of it, and might help you troubleshoot the issue.

[Scott Anderson]

One more thing, be sure the src directory is set up as a source folder at <rt-click-on-project> > Properties > Java Build Path > Source

[rpray]

I reinstalled everything and made a brand new web module project. It looks like it is creating the class file in the file system, but it doesn’t show up in the project. Apparently if the project doesn’t think it’s there then the war file doesn’t get it either, so my application still won’t work. I’ve tried refreshing the project, but that doesn’t do anything.

Any other ideas?

[rpray]

Never mind. I’m an idiot. It is working fine now. I must have done something different before. It is actually getting in the war file.

Thanks for putting up with me.

[Riyad Kalla]

rpray,
No worries, we like it when things work better than when they don’t. Thanks for closing the loop with us.

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