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Re: [jdt-dev] Builder built class is unresolved name in java source
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I added a library variable pointing to my output folder as a workaround
for now.
I realize now that what I want is a way for my .groovy (or .py or
whatever script to .class builder I create) to masquerade as a java
resource, and have it compile whenever a dependency to it is discovered.
I don't know if this is possible. For example
A.java uses class B defined in B.groovy
B.groovy uses classes defined in C.java and D.py
C.java and D.py have no dependencies.
So to compile A.java B,[C D] need to be checked and compiled if necessary?
Is this possible? Still looking at more docs, I've been looking at
Classpath container initializers, but I don't see how they would deal
with dependencies.
Is it even possible to mix and match languages within a Java project
this way?
Edward Povazan wrote:
Hello,
I just wrote my first builder for a non java language (Groovy) that
compiles to class files.
Now I would like to mix development in both Java and Groovy.
Trying to use the Groovy class from Java leads to an error, as the name
cannot be resolved. It is however built and in the output folder.
I assume I will have to tell the JDT about the files created by the
Groovy builder, but can't figure out how. I had hoped classes in the
output folder would simply be used, as it is on the classpath, but this
is not so. Looking at JDT docs, I haven't found info about adding
information about my Groovy classes to the JDT.
Is this not as simple as I thought it would be? Any pointer is appreciated.
Thanks
-Ed
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