Make sure the directory name of the project is the same as the name of
the project. 7.1 has a bug in that if they are named differently, the
resources can't be found - e.g. if your eclipse project is "my-proj",
then it must be in a directory called "my-proj".
On Feb 20, 2008, at 3:58 PM, Marco Zappatore wrote:
Now, you say something about a "warning", and so maybe you're talking
about the JessDE? In that case, you need to make sure the
Userfunction class is on the Java build path of your project so that
the editor can find it.
Yes, I'm using the JessDE plugin for Eclipse and I have
such a hierarchy in "\myWorkspace\myProject" folder:
"\src\myPackage\*.java", "\bin\myPackage\*.class",
"\srcJess\*.clp".
The class MyUserFunctionClass.class belongs to "\bin\myPackage\"
like other .class files, so it should be on my default build
path but ir seems it is unreachable in the sense that the new
Jess function defined inside that class is still undefined
when you open in the JessDE the clp file in which it should
be used. I'm sure that this problem has a simple solution
because both java and jess codes are correct.
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