| Re: [aspectj-users] NoClassDefFound in AspectJ Plug-in |
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Hello Ania. aztlan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx pisze: You may increase more memory to Eclipse, just to see if it's possible to compile with configuration you are usingI tried to add these project plug-ins in the inpath for the aspect plug-in, but the dependencies where going very deep and as the result the weaving took ages and ended up in java heap space error. "C:\Program Files\eclipse3.3\eclipse.exe" -vmargs -Xms256m -Xmx952m -XX:MaxPermSize=256m Rest of your description is not clear enough. Only I can suspect is that you have some problems with source folders. Maybe you are linking some source folders from other Projects/paths and sometimes Eclipse disables such linked folders. Their icon is ordinary folder icon instead of package-icon. Check it. Clear and rebuild whole project.After that when I started the project, I got NoClassDefFoundError for classes that are in those plug-ins and were certainly not missing before I switched to aspectJ. What am I missing? I'll be glad for any help. I had many problems with AspectJ plugin when there were any errors in Aspects code. Check AspectJ console output for these. You may provide more info about you dir/file structure etc. Best regards, --
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