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I have a project with two output folders, bin15, and bintest. The bin15 stores all of my class files for my source, and the bintest directory stores classes for my test files (which I don't want included in a jar). I also want to include a resource. When I select the option, Export generated class files and resources, the jar only grabs the resources, it doesn't get the class files in either of the output directories. When I select the option, Export all output folders for checked projects, I get all the class files in both output folders, and none of the resources I selected. In order to build the jar I wanted, I had to go to the command line and type it in. Could this be fixed in a future release or a patch to this one? Thank you for this wonderful application. It is a really powerful tool and it's easy to use as well.
Daniel, do you have a quick answer. Otherwise I will investigate.
>When I select the option, Export all output >folders for checked projects, I get all the class files in both output folders, >and none of the resources I selected. Sure. That's exactly what the option says it does. >When I select the option, Export generated class files and resources What did you select? Ensure that those source folders are selected which contain the source. Anything in .log? Please provide more info, see also: http://dev.eclipse.org/viewcvs/index.cgi/%7Echeckout%7E/platform-text-home/development/bug-incomplete.htm
Since the output folders do not appear in the left-hand column, I could not select the specific output folder I wanted in the jar. I did select the resources I needed in the right-hand column. I don't want the source. What I want are the classes in one of my output folders and the resources that I selected. There is currently no way to do this, that I can tell, within the program. I can only build the jar I want going through the command prompt. If it were possible to see the output folders in the left-hand column, I could select the column that I want class files from and the selected resources in the right-hand column by selecting the first option. I didn't expect that the "export all output folders for checked projects" option would do what I wanted, but I was trying to describe all the steps I'd taken to try to get the JAR Export to work for me.
>Since the output folders do not appear in the left-hand column Wrong approach. The export wizard only shows source. >I don't want the source. What I want are the classes in one of my output >folders and the resources that I selected. You wont get this. The Package Explorer shows you the source (folders) and so does the export wizard. >There is currently no way to do this, that I can tell, within the program. I would say that this is not true: you can simply select the source folders (or files if your source is not groupped into "source" and "test source" source folders). >I can only build the jar I want going through the command prompt. Again not true: you could use Ant.
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