Hi Paulex,
Adding new Eclipse source folders to a module to cater for the resources
sounds good to me, but I don't understand the need to have their output
go to new sub-folders under bin. Why not just have test resources go
under the existing bin/test and main resources go under bin/main
Well, George, you caught me;)
I tried your solution on TEXT module at first, but for some unknown
reasons, Eclipse refused to compile according to the modification and
outputs:
Cannot nest output folder 'text/bin/main' inside output folder 'text/bin'
I have no idea what happened, so I took
Paulex Yang wrote:
Well, George, you caught me;)
I tried your solution on TEXT module at first, but for some unknown
reasons, Eclipse refused to compile according to the modification and
outputs:
Cannot nest output folder 'text/bin/main' inside output folder
'text/bin'
Hi Paulex,
Just
Hi Paulex,
I pressed send a bit too soon there. This is the sort of classpath set
up I was referring to in the previous message. Please note the bottom
classpathentry element which I think specifies the default output
folder for a project.
classpathentry output=bin/main kind=src
Great, it works!
I modified the line below of the .classpath
classpathentry kind=output path=bin/
to
classpathentry kind=output path=bin/main/
And now it is OK.
George Harley wrote:
Paulex Yang wrote:
Well, George, you caught me;)
I tried your solution on TEXT module at first, but
George Harley wrote:
Hi Paulex,
I pressed send a bit too soon there. This is the sort of classpath
set up I was referring to in the previous message. Please note the
bottom classpathentry element which I think specifies the default
output folder for a project.
classpathentry
Paulex Yang wrote:
George Harley wrote:
Hi Paulex,
I pressed send a bit too soon there. This is the sort of classpath
set up I was referring to in the previous message. Please note the
bottom classpathentry element which I think specifies the default
output folder for a project.
George Harley wrote:
Paulex Yang wrote:
George Harley wrote:
Hi Paulex,
I pressed send a bit too soon there. This is the sort of classpath
set up I was referring to in the previous message. Please note the
bottom classpathentry element which I think specifies the default
output folder for
Recently we have agreed to put the serialization data file to the
module/test/resources/serialization directory, but which requires
Eclipse user additional setting to run serialization tests. To handle
this issue, I propose to add the following lines to .classpath file of
each module as below,
