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PM Sent yesterday @ 10:50AM EST with screen shots.
I am attaching the snapshots of eclipse with compilation errors.
Our project does put classes into bin folder automatically. It has been test on Windows XP machine
And with admin privilges it works on Windows 7 too!
But only when admin privileges are removes, these compilation errors are showing up!Crystal,
I received your screen shots and I have escalated them to the dev team.
They will get back to you soon.Crystal,
I have seen the screenshots you sent – I am not aware that you need any administrator rights to write to the bin folder, the only reason I can think of is perhaps you have your workspace in a protected location.
I have a few questions
1) Where have you created your workspace – what is the path?
2) Is build automatically on? After turning off admin rights, have you tried recompiling your entire workspace?
3) Can you create a simple java project in your existing workspace, add a few dummy classes to it and see if it compiles?Perhaps the problem is not that you can’t write to the bin folder, but the compilation of a project is failing because it can’t access some resources without Admin privileges; that in turn is chaining into a failure of multiple projects (which won’t compile and there won’t be resources in the bin folder)
4) Can you create a new workspace in a simple location like c:\workspaces\myworkspace and create a test java project with a few classes in it – does that compile?
Thanks Brian. I have forwarded your questions to my applications developer. He will look at this tomorrow and I will let you know the results.
Crystal
