#1 Library Path Entries seem to junk leading / on parse

[Dan Check]

I recently added the Library Folder ClasspathContainer plugin to my Eclipse 3.3 install. I'm running on Mac OS X 10.4 with a Java 1.5 JDK.

However, after I install it, and add a path (either recursive or non-recursive), it doesn't find any jars. I'm not sure how to debug it further. Here's the relevant entry from my .classpath file:

<classpathentry kind="con" path="org.dbpowder.plugins.LIB_CONTAINER/recurse~fileSys/Users/check/Documents/pt-test2/pt/webBase/lib"/>

Here's the log entry at startup:

!ENTRY org.dbpowder.plugins.libcontainer 2007-10-14 12:30:38.981
!MESSAGE PathInitialize: rtrue ftrue Users/check/Documents/pt-test2/
pt/webBase/lib vnull

I don't see any other log entries.

Adding a project path works as expected.

It appears to be junking the leading "/" when it parses the classpath entry, which works well for the project level entries, and poorly for filesystem level entries.

[mtadashi]

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Thank you for your bug report.

> It appears to be junking the leading "/" when it parses the classpath
> entry, which works well for the project level entries, and poorly for
> filesystem level entries.

I think so, too.
It is a problem for UNIX or MAC platforms.

I'll fix it and report later.

[mtadashi]

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I fixed the bug.

The newest version 1.1.0.20071021_1 is available from
the update site (http://libcontainer.sourceforge.net/updates/)
You can update the plugin with
help -> Software Updates -> Manage Configuration

Please report whether the bug is fixed or not.

[mtadashi]

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Hi, Dan.

If you can, please tell me whether the problem is resolved or not.
If no response, I'll close this issue on 2007-10-15, please note.

[mtadashi]

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> If no response, I'll close this issue on 2007-10-15, please note.

If no response, I'll close this issue on 2007-11-15, please note.