Re: [MO-java-dev] How to load up error free in eclipse...

[Steve F. <st...@m3...>]

The trick is in setting the project path to the source code. If you just 
want the core, then only include that in your project. If you include 
everything, then /something/ is guaranteed to be broken because of the 
multiple VM versions. If you want JDK stuff, then  include JDK/(common + 
your version). If you want J2EE stuff, then import j2ee.jar and include 
j2ee/(common + your version). This is a problem to do with coping with 
different versions combined with an IDE. Eclipse isn't the only java 
tool in the world (although sometimes it feels like it is).

Documentation would be a good idea. Also, splitting the project (e.g. 
splitting out the alt packages). Right now, I think we have a good case 
for retiring some of the libraries, such as SQL, which are based on 
interfaces but we'd have to prepare that with the community.

If you really want to fix it, maybe you could write a control panel that 
manages the configuration of a mock object eclipse project ;-)

S.

Tim Mackinnon wrote:
> Can I get a definite list of what I should load up in an eclipse project to
> have no errors in the Mock Objects project...?
> 
> Its very frustrating and very confusing - am I supposed load J2EE 1.3 and
> 1.4 and Common? But then there are errors with this. Similarly there are
> examples like mailing list and calcserver that are always broken?
> 
> How is anyone supposed to load this stuff up make sense of it?
> 
> To be honest I am really thinking we should just separate dynamock out of
> this stuff and have a nice simple thing that people can load up error free.
> But in the meantime if we can sort out this grunge we can at least doucment
> it on the project wiki.
> 
> Tim
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