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How can I know where part of my project has error?
In my maven project, the icon of the project begin with a red fork which
means this project has an error. But unfold this project, there is no error
in any source code and configuration file. In addition, this project doesn't
have any sub-module. So how can I get the error detail information?
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Re: How can I know where part of my project has error?
Posted by youhaodeyi <yo...@gmail.com>.
But I can run the program in eclipse without any problems. There are only
some warnings in the problems view.
Eman Ali wrote:
>
> Good morning,
>
> If you are using Eclipse IDE use the problems view to figure out what's
> wrong (Window-->show view --> problems)
>
> this might happened because you have added some libraries or classes to
> your build path and those libraries\classes don't exist or they have
> problems
>
>
>
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Re: How can I know where part of my project has error?
Posted by Eman Ali <ea...@linkintime.com>.
Good morning,
If you are using Eclipse IDE use the problems view to figure out what's
wrong (Window-->show view --> problems)
this might happened because you have added some libraries or classes to your
build path and those libraries\classes don't exist or they have problems
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Re: How can I know where part of my project has error?
Posted by "Eman Ali al-Maktari [IT Department]" <ea...@linkintime.com>.
Good morning,
If you are using Eclipse IDE use the problems view to figure out what's wrong (Window-->show view --> problems)
this might happened because you have added some libraries or classes to your build path and those libraries\classes don't exist or they have problems
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Subject: How can I know where part of my project has error?
In my maven project, the icon of the project begin with a red fork which
means this project has an error. But unfold this project, there is no error
in any source code and configuration file. In addition, this project doesn't
have any sub-module. So how can I get the error detail information?
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