Changing Package Name Breaks My System
Changing Package Name Breaks My System
- Subject: Changing Package Name Breaks My System
- From: Gary Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 12 May 2004 19:33:46 -0400
I'd appreciate any insight someone might offer on the following puzzler:
I am building a small system in pure Java 1.4.2. using XCode 1.1. This
week I finally felt the need to introduce packages (I'd been using the
default package for all classes). I inserted a package name line at
the top of each class file. Compiler was happy, but I noticed that
when I launched the current executable (in run or debug mode) XCode
launched not my latest version, but the last executable built before I
inserted package names. So I did "Clean All Targets" and re-compiled.
Now the class files in my "build" subdirectory are all organized by
package name subdirectories (good) and are the latest build. But when
I try to launch the system, XCode gives an error message:
'LaunchRunner Error] The main class "SIL_Kin" could not be found.'
That class is in the same package subdirectory as the other files.
Perhaps I have to manually add the new package subdirectory (which
XCode created automatically) to a CLASSPATH -- except I can't find
access to my classpath list anywhere. I've tried searching the local
documentation on CLASSPATH (no hits) on the ADC website (lots of
information about how to do it with JBindery!) and tried every
preference and menu item I can find.
I'm sure there's a simple answer: when XCode can't find the class file
it just created -- how can I help it?
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