Re: Some .java files being skipped by build process
Re: Some .java files being skipped by build process
- Subject: Re: Some .java files being skipped by build process
- From: Denise Howard <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 10 Aug 2009 17:43:04 -0700
On Aug 10, 2009, at 5:05 PM, Q wrote: On 11/08/2009, at 3:54 AM, Denise Howard wrote:
>
> I just inherited an Eclipse-based WO project from a guy who's leaving,
> and I'm scrambling to get it working on my machine before he turns
> into a pumpkin. He's on a PC (builds fine there), I'm on a Mac. My
> problem is that when building on my machine, several classes in the
> project are not being built. They're not failing with compiler
> errors; the .java files are just skipped as if they're not even
> there.
How did you determine this? Are you not seeing .class files generated
for these classes?
Correct. Nor are there any compiler errors or warnings for them.
> The console shows the same spewage as in this post: http://www.mail-archive.com/email@hidden/msg27726.html
> . Consequently, I can't build the other projects he gave me which
> depend on this project. We have compared project properties settings
> and they seem to be the same between his machine and mine, but his
> works and mine doesn't.
So the error you get is exactly this?
"The type NSDictionary is not generic; it cannot be parameterized with
arguments ..."
That's the compiler error that I get in the project that *depends* on the project in which some .java files are being skipped. > Now for the kicker: this project does not include the Project Wonder
> or WOLips stuff. It does include its own version of Dictionary.java.
Dictionary.java, do you mean NSDictionary.java?
Yes, sorry. > So I can't solve this by ensuring that ERExtensions appears in the
> "Order and Export" list above the WO libraries (as mentioned in that
> thread), because it's not part of the project in the first place. It
> is as if the Dictionary.class that it builds is not being used.
>
> How do I fix this?
Based on what little detail you have provided, I would guess that the
apps are being built against WO 5.4 on the PC, and you have WO 5.3 or
earlier installed on your mac. Alternatively you have a custom
NSDictionary that is not being included in the classpath in the same
order on the two machines.
There is a custom version of NSDictionary.java in the project in which some files are being skipped. The classpaths appear to be the same on both machines.
Denise |
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