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Questions tagged [buildpath]

This tag refers to build path settings for a Java project in Eclipse IDE. You can reach this option through the project properties (Project > Properties > Java Build Path) from the context menu on a created project or the File menu of the workbench.

This tag refers to build path settings for a Java project. You can reach this page through the project properties (Project > Properties > Java Build Path) from the context menu on a created project or the File menu of the workbench.

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What does "Add Variable" mean? and other Eclipse Java Build Path "what does this button do" questions

In the Eclipse Java Build Path wizard, what is the difference between the options given? It seems as though Add JARs and Add Variable.. do the same thing. What do they do differently and when would you use them? It would be much appreciated if…
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The eclipse IDE doesn't import its WebDriver interface, as i have configured the BuildPath adding its required JAR & driver files?

Whenever I write a WebDriver, it doesn't import the packages as defined. Instead, it ask to create an interface called WebDriver. I'm using the JDK 14 and Eclipse 4.16.0. package package1; import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver; public class MyClass…
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The only error i see in eclipse is :could not find or load main class. It compiles or gives this, nothing else. How can i see errors on console again?

I am trying to run some scala code in eclipse but i got stuck with a weird problem. If no errors exist, it runs fine, otherwise it just gives the error: could not find or load main class .... What may cause such an annoying problem? package p …
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Why do I get "The import cannot be resolved", even when I can find the class in the build path?

I have a jar file that I have included on my project's build path. It contains a class file called aaf.class. The class file holds the definition for the aaf class obviously. When I try to import aaf in my java file, it says The import aaf…
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