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Not working with Eclipse? #5
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Instructions from Eclipse page: http://www.eclipse.org/jdt/apt/introToAPT.php Let me know if that helps. I will add relevant info to the README file. |
Thanks so much, I'm so excited that this is going to work. I found that screen but would never have figured out to load both jars. I ran into another error afterwards when using this with a Java EE Tomcat 7 project. I found out to turn off "Serve modules without publishing" because when it was enabled it would cause this exception: java.lang.RuntimeException: Evo Class Index: Cannot read class index During compilation, the output was in: But when run it expects it in: A few links that kind of talk about similar problems but no solutions except to disable the feature: Any chance you have a solution? |
In this file I think there needs to be a try/catch inside the first while loop before the second while loop to avoid an exception from breaking the iteration.. If the first URL resources throws an IOException then it will not scan the rest of the URL resources.. I noticed the exception referenced ClassIndex line 154.. Caused by: java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Website/Java/WebContent/WEB-INF/classes/META-INF/annotations/model.internal.client.Entity (No such file or directory) This may be why my earlier problem happend..?.. Part of the solution may just be ignoring the IOException and return an empty classes list. |
So there really is some index file because it is returned from getResources method in ClassIndex line 150, but somehow it cannot be opened. Would You be able to provide me with a sample project with which I could reproduce the issue? |
Change-Id: Ie1b94316496f6175d71deecd3b0aecf2565da2f4 Refs: #5
Thanks, for the sample project. |
When Executed under Tomcat started from Eclipse with "Serve modules without publishing" opiton turned on, ClassLoader.getResources() method returnes the same resource two times: first with incorrect path and second time with the correct one. This change ignores any resources which throws FileNotFoundException when opened. Fixes: #5 Change-Id: I89c281db81a38b65b66d030ebec04ecbbcbbba9f Tested-by: Mr. Jenkins Reviewed-by: Sławek Piotrowski <sentinel@atteo.com>
Fixed in 1.4. Thanks for all your support. |
As of version 3.0 it is no longer necessary to load Guava in Eclipse, because ClassIndex was rewritten to not use it. |
I created a new Java project in Eclipse, added the evo and guava jars, followed the example in the "Usage", but I don't see any index file being generated and it doesn't print out what it's supposed to print out.
What am I missing?
Using evo-classindex-1.3.jar and guava-14.0.1.jar
It only print out the first line, not the others:
Eclipse Juno on a Mac
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