2007 build woes

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2 total messages Started by dingfelder Sun, 21 Jan 2007 22:34

#139

Author: dingfelder
Date: Sun, 21 Jan 2007 22:34

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Please forgive me if this is the wrong forum, but I could not see a better place to put it.

I am using v2007 and am struggling to get basic builds working.

I configured my libraries to work and can generare a jar file manually for my project.

The only way I can get the project to "run" though is to set up the jar and add my own genmerated jar as a required library for the project and then rebuild the jar before doing a run.

If I do not haver the jar file, I get a class can not be found error.

My assumption is that the run process should run on the class file in the output directory so it should not require the jar.

Thoughts?

Re: 2007 build woes

#140

Author: dingfelder
Date: Mon, 22 Jan 2007 00:08

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I see the "delpoyment" group now, which is most likely where this question belongs.

I have now asked the question there, so lets please have any responses in that thread since this was an acidental cross-post.

Cheers!

"dingfelder" <dingfeldera_nospam@sirtrack.com> wrote:
>
>Please forgive me if this is the wrong forum, but I could not see a better place to put it.
>
>I am using v2007 and am struggling to get basic builds working.
>
>I configured my libraries to work and can generare a jar file manually for my project.
>
>The only way I can get the project to "run" though is to set up the jar and add my own genmerated jar as a required library for the project and then rebuild the jar before doing a run.
>
>If I do not haver the jar file, I get a class can not be found error.
>
>My assumption is that the run process should run on the class file in the output directory so it should not require the jar.
>
>Thoughts?

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