Eclipse automatically detected ivy.xml and even ivysettings.xml. Under build path, expanding ivy.xml library it shows many jar files. But if i try to 'resolve' dependencies, then i get ->
Impossible to resolve dependencies of org.apache.incubator#wookie;0.8.1-SNAPSHOT unresolved dependency: com.ibm.icu#icu4j;4_2_1: not found unresolved dependency: commons-compress#commons-compress;1.0: not found unresolved dependency: htmlcleaner#htmlcleaner;2.1.0: not found unresolved dependency: org.directwebremoting#dwr;2.0.5: not found unresolved dependency: org.apache.incubator#shindig-common;1.1-SNAPSHOT: not found unresolved dependency: com.ibm.icu#icu4j;4_2_1: not found unresolved dependency: commons-compress#commons-compress;1.0: not found unresolved dependency: htmlcleaner#htmlcleaner;2.1.0: not found unresolved dependency: org.directwebremoting#dwr;2.0.5: not found unresolved dependency: org.apache.incubator#shindig-common;1.1-SNAPSHOT: not found unresolved dependency: com.ibm.icu#icu4j;4_2_1: not found unresolved dependency: commons-compress#commons-compress;1.0: not found unresolved dependency: htmlcleaner#htmlcleaner;2.1.0: not found unresolved dependency: org.directwebremoting#dwr;2.0.5: not found unresolved dependency: org.apache.incubator#shindig-common;1.1-SNAPSHOT: not found I've tried with clean svn checkout, file -> import way but with no luck. -- Raido On Sat, Mar 6, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Scott Wilson <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 6 Mar 2010, at 08:41, Raido Kuli wrote: > >> Hi. >> >> I've been trying to import/open Wookie to Eclipse (for debugging) >> workspace. File -> New -> Java project -> Create from existing sources >> and son. >> >> Wookie is imported just fine but I have trouble building it, obviously >> some libraries or paths are incorrect. I've added tomcat >> servlet-api.jar to libraries. Now if i try to build it, I get lot's >> of errors that packages/imports of java things are not found. Like >> ProxyClient.java AuthenticationException cannot be resolved. > > Hi Raido, > > You need to install the Ivyclipse plugin - this will manage the build path > entries for you dynamically. After installing and restarting Eclipse, > righ-click on ivy.xml and select "add Ivy library..." > > You will also need to point Ivy at the ivysettings.xml file in Eclipse > preferences. > > S > >> >> Problem here is that Eclipse can't find other src/classes in wookie >> project. >> >> I'll keep trying to get more familiar with Eclipse. >> >> -- >> Raido > >
