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MA (7/2/01 9:45:08 AM) The documentation and the example source code states that JavaCore.create(myProject) would return null if the project is not yet configured as a Java project. This is not the case. All 'create' routines return you handles, that do not have to be created nor in java projects or on any class path. The Java nature could only be attached to a created project. I can see that the Javadoc on create is very fuzzy about when null can be returned, and I don't know what is current idea of the design. private void createJavaElementsFrom(IProject myProject, IFolder myFolder, IFile myFile) { IJavaProject myJavaProject = JavaCore.create(myProject); // the project is not configured for Java (has no Java nature) << return; NOTES: GDA (8/6/01 9:48:53 PM) Moving to JDT inbox for any replacement words from EG. Defer to 2.0
moved to 'active'
PRODUCT VERSION: 0.125
moving to CORE for comment
Usually handles can be created even if they do not exist, along the same line, I would vote for this project handle to be created but not existing (if asked).
Updated spec for JavaCore.create(IProject) to state that the handle is always return and that no check is done on the existence or the java nature of the project.
