When I click the inspect button I get the message Source not found.
I did import the package org.totalbeginner.tutorial.* to the scrapbook.
Does anyone have an idea why I get this message?
Thanks
Klaas
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2012-02-11
I had this problem. Restarted Eclipse which seems to have fixed it.
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Restarted Eclipse. Didnt work.
Restarted Eclipse and rebuild Scrapbook. Didnt work.
Also, half the time, the Inspect feature is disabled and nothing is said about it.
It would be really nice if someone responded to these posts rather than just ignore them.
Nothing instills confidence in a noob better than a tutorial that doesnt work.
FAIL!!!!
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Hey, kevmanpgh - did you ever get a response to you problem with Lesson 3?I' getting an error when I inspect the "int a + 5 " statement: "a cannot be resolved to a variable".
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2 + 2
When I highlight it and press the inspect button, I am getting this message: An exception occurred during evaluation: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
Could anyone please provide me a solution for this problem. I am getting the same error for the other
codes to be run in the scrapbook.
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Person p = new Person();
p
When I click the inspect button I get the message Source not found.
I did import the package org.totalbeginner.tutorial.* to the scrapbook.
Does anyone have an idea why I get this message?
Thanks
Klaas
I had this problem. Restarted Eclipse which seems to have fixed it.
Restarted Eclipse. Didnt work.
Restarted Eclipse and rebuild Scrapbook. Didnt work.
Also, half the time, the Inspect feature is disabled and nothing is said about it.
It would be really nice if someone responded to these posts rather than just ignore them.
Nothing instills confidence in a noob better than a tutorial that doesnt work.
FAIL!!!!
Hey, kevmanpgh - did you ever get a response to you problem with Lesson 3?I' getting an error when I inspect the "int a + 5 " statement: "a cannot be resolved to a variable".
2 + 2
When I highlight it and press the inspect button, I am getting this message:
An exception occurred during evaluation: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
Could anyone please provide me a solution for this problem. I am getting the same error for the other
codes to be run in the scrapbook.