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Oh, got bad news for using -clean flag.
Just find that after run -clean flag, all spring*.jar from the sub directory of
C:\Program Files\Genuitec\MyEclipse 8.x Latest\configuration
disappear.I have to fix this by remove ME and reinstall again.
So my problem can’t be solved in this way !!!!!!!!!!!rnmanhon,
The configuration folder you mentioned is not a user area, it is modified by eclipse – plugins may be expanded there, moved to different locations, etc. In all cases, this should not be a problem, – if eclipse expands the spring plugins to a new location, the corresponding classpath containers will still work as expected. Were you referencing some of these files directly?
I’m sorry to hear about your trouble with the -clean flag, but this is a long standing issue with Eclipse itself in certain circumstances. To force eclipse to start with a given workspace, can you try using the -data flag? You need to specify the workspace location, like so: -data “c:\workspaces\myworkspace” and that should force Eclipse to start with the given workspace.
Please let me know how this works or if you need further assistance.
