| Autocompile and undo stopped working [message #326249] |
Thu, 13 March 2008 03:34  |
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Originally posted by: slatteryd002.hawaii.rr.com
I have been working on an existing Axis2 web services project in Eclipse
3.3 for a few days now. Something strange has happened with the project.
Yesterday and part of today, the undo edit feature stopped working, but I
just checked it again, and it seems to have awoken. So, it's working
again. A bigger problem is the autocompile feature has stopped working.
I noticed this when some code changes I made didn't make it to the .aar
file. I checked the timestamp on the corresponding class file and it was
stale. I tried doing Project->Clean, but it didn't rebuild the class
files after wiping them out. Next, I turned off autocompile and tried to
manually build the project, but that didn't work either. Rebooting didn't
work and google hasn't come back with anything relevant.
Anyone have any ideas?
Aloha,
Doug
-- Nothing is impossible if I'mPossible
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| Re: Autocompile and undo stopped working [message #326277 is a reply to message #326249] |
Thu, 13 March 2008 14:55  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse-news.rizzoweb.com
Doug Slattery wrote:
> I have been working on an existing Axis2 web services project in Eclipse
> 3.3 for a few days now. Something strange has happened with the
> project. Yesterday and part of today, the undo edit feature stopped
> working, but I just checked it again, and it seems to have awoken. So,
> it's working again. A bigger problem is the autocompile feature has
> stopped working. I noticed this when some code changes I made didn't
> make it to the .aar file. I checked the timestamp on the corresponding
> class file and it was stale. I tried doing Project->Clean, but it
> didn't rebuild the class files after wiping them out. Next, I turned
> off autocompile and tried to manually build the project, but that didn't
> work either. Rebooting didn't work and google hasn't come back with
> anything relevant.
>
> Anyone have any ideas?
If a project mysteriously won't build, it usually is because its build
path has problems. Open the project properties and examine all tabs of
the Java Build path to see if there is any indication of an error (such
as a missing library or something like that).
Hope this helps,
Eric
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