| Empty "Source File Selection" dialog box - Eclipse 3.0.2 on AMD 64 Linux [message #63578] |
Thu, 12 May 2005 11:04  |
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Originally posted by: kschombu.cisco.com
I am trying to create a new java project with the AMD 64 3.0.2 Eclipse
distribution. When I get to the step to specify the "Java Settings" I
select the default source folder in the "Source" tab. I then click on the
"Add Folder" button and am presented with an empty "Source File Selection"
dialog box.
I was unable to find any reported bug related to this but wanted to double
check to make sure this isn't a know problem. Is there any known work
around for this?
Ultimately what I'm trying to do is to set my source folder to be one
outside my project folder.
Keith
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| Re: Empty "Source File Selection" dialog box - Eclipse 3.0.2 on AMD 64 Linux [message #63941 is a reply to message #63830] |
Fri, 13 May 2005 11:19  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse.rizzoweb.com
Keith wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>> Hmm, that is not normal. It should be showing the default source and
>> build directories in the Source Folder Section dialog.
>> Does the dialog have the Create New Folder... button at the bottom?
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> No. There is nothing in the dialog. it is completely empty.
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>> Try this: go ahead and complete the project creation without the extra
>> source location. Create a new directory in the project (right-click
>> and choose New > Folder), then open the Project Properties > Java
>> Build > Source tab and see if you can select the new directory you
>> just created.
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> I was able to create the new folder but when I went to the Project
> Properties > Java Build > Source tab and clicked on the "Add Folder" I
> got the same results, an empty dialog box. The same thing when I
> clicked on the "Browse" button.
OK, then there is something more fundamental screwed up with your
Eclipse install. A completely blank dialog should not happen at all.
I would suggest your next course of action (if trying to simply remove
and re-install is not a step you're ready to take yet), would be to
search the newsgroups (web interface for searching at www.eclipse.org)
and/or search the Bugzilla database (available at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/) for reports of similar problems.
There may also be some good info found via Google (start with a highly
specific search terms, including exact phrases).
If you can't find anything that helps, try re-posting with details about
exact Eclipse version and your OS, probably to the eclipse.platform
newsgroup instead of 'newcomer'.
I've never seen that kind of UI behavior, so I can't be of more help at
this point.
HTH,
Eric
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| Re: Empty "Source File Selection" dialog box - Eclipse 3.0.2 on AMD 64 Linux [message #65209 is a reply to message #65189] |
Tue, 17 May 2005 08:35 |
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Originally posted by: kschombu.cisco.com
Keith wrote:
> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>> Keith wrote:
>>> Eric Rizzo wrote:
>>>> Hmm, that is not normal. It should be showing the default source and
>>>> build directories in the Source Folder Section dialog.
>>>> Does the dialog have the Create New Folder... button at the bottom?
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>>> No. There is nothing in the dialog. it is completely empty.
>>>
>>>> Try this: go ahead and complete the project creation without the extra
>>>> source location. Create a new directory in the project (right-click
>>>> and choose New > Folder), then open the Project Properties > Java
>>>> Build > Source tab and see if you can select the new directory you
>>>> just created.
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>>> I was able to create the new folder but when I went to the Project
>>> Properties > Java Build > Source tab and clicked on the "Add Folder" I
>>> got the same results, an empty dialog box. The same thing when I
>>> clicked on the "Browse" button.
>> OK, then there is something more fundamental screwed up with your
>> Eclipse install. A completely blank dialog should not happen at all.
>> I would suggest your next course of action (if trying to simply remove
>> and re-install is not a step you're ready to take yet), would be to
>> search the newsgroups (web interface for searching at www.eclipse.org)
>> and/or search the Bugzilla database (available at
>> https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/) for reports of similar problems.
>> There may also be some good info found via Google (start with a highly
>> specific search terms, including exact phrases).
> I've actually tried the uninstall/reinstall path already with no change in
> behavior.
> I've also already searched the bug list with no success of finding
> anything seemingly related.
I tried searching again to double check and actually found someone who
reported seeing the same thing (Bugzilla Bug 65588).
>> If you can't find anything that helps, try re-posting with details about
>> exact Eclipse version and your OS, probably to the eclipse.platform
>> newsgroup instead of 'newcomer'.
> I'll give that a try.
> Thanks for the help.
> Keith
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