Description Fabien Charlet 2008-03-07 07:58:03 EST

Created attachment 91865 [details]
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Build ID: M20071023-1652

Steps To Reproduce:
1. Check out a project with an empty classes folder from Subversion (plugin Subclipse).
2. The project doesn't build due to the error : Project  is missing required library: '.......jar'



More information:
We currently migrate our project to Subversion. So we are testing importing our project in Eclipse with Subclipse.

But, when the project is checked out locally, it doesn't build. Eclipse says all libraries are missing. The .classpath is correct and well checked out.

I try to refresh the project, clean, and rebuild. But this doesn't have any effect. The only way I have to make Eclipse understand the .classpath file is there and correct is to modify it.
If I go into "Java Build Path" in the properties of the project, the libraries are there without any error.
If I remove all of them and accept, the compilation starts but fails due to missing library. I go back to "Java Build Path" and put them, it works.
If I add a space in the .classpath and save it, it works again.

I have reproduced this problem on another PC with the same project.