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Re: [jdt-core-dev] Re: new instrumentation project
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Hi Walter,
Thanks. My program is an Eclipse plug-in, which is a copy of the jdt core - but perhaps not set up correctly. That was one of my questions, how to set up a jdt project, which can then be modified. Sorry if this is not the right place.
I'll try to check the JRE settings, although I don't know yet how to set the JRE for the JDT compiler (again, programatically. It is not an Eclipse project what I want to compile from the IDE).
I'll try also the newsgroup you say, maybe they understand better the jdt insights.
cheers,
Zsolt
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 6:28 PM, Walter Harley
<eclipse@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, Zsolt.
The jdt-core-dev mailing list is for discussions among
people working on the JDT plug-ins; it is not meant for general support
questions about Eclipse or about the Eclipse Java tooling.
It sounds like in this case you have set the option to
generate class files even when there is an error, and it sounds like there is a
problem with the JRE that you are compiling against - for instance, perhaps you
have told the project to compile at Java 5 compliance but you are trying to
compile against a Java 1.4 runtime library.
If you can post this to the org.eclipse.tools.jdt
newsgroup, there will be many more people there who can help
you.
Thanks!
Hi,
I am doing a programmatic build on a Java project,
using, Project.build().
Things seems to work fine, code (class files)
is generated. But when I want to run it, I
get:
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: mainThe
unit.compilationResult says:
COMPILED type(s)
- my/pack/Apple
9 PROBLEM(s) detected
- Pb(324) The type
java.lang.Object cannot be
resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class
files
- Pb(324) The type java.lang.String cannot
be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class
files
What is wrong?
thx,
Zsolt
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 11:02 AM, Zsolt G. Kiss
<zsolt.gkiss@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hello,
I
work on a testing project in an IT company where one of our goals is to
instrument Java code in an Eclipse environment. We want to do this
incrementally, and the jdt core compiler/ builder seems to be the right
place where to place some code. My first question is what would be a good
strategy for integration? To do a branch, for example, somewhere in the code
tree and to make some extension point? (then have our separate plugin) It is
quite clear that we have to use and "edit" code in the internal core
packages as well.
What do you propose?
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thanks,
Zsolt
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Zsolt
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