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I don't know if this is a bug or some kind of strange feature but it caused me to lose about an hour and a half of work before I figured out what was going on.
BACKGROUND:
I have a project UVDebug.jpr. It's full pathname is :
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\UVDebug\UVDebug.jpr
Now this project has one file in it: UVDebug.java, however, this java source code file doesn't live in a subfolder of the folder containing the project. Shouldn't be a problem. It's path is
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\VisiaProject\src\debug\visia\UVDebug.java
As far as I know now, the files you add to a project can live anywhere.
The output path (where the class files get created/saved) IS a subfolder of the project folder. It's path is
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\UVDebug\classes
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If I FIRST click the rebuild project button, the class gets created in the correct folder:
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\UVDebug\classes\debug\visia\UVDebug.class
If I then click the red bug button to run the project in debug mode, it works fine.
THIS DOES NOT WORK, BUT IT SHOULD:
If I DO NOT first click the rebuild project button, but instead, just go directly to clicking the red bug button to run it, then it is supposed to compile the source into a class and then run the class. However, the class does not get created and when it goes to run, it throws a class not found exception.
If the source code UVDebug.java DOES live in a sub folder of the folder containing the project, then clicking the red bug button WILL compile it and run it. I.e. the source code lives in
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\UVDebug instead of
C:\My Documents\OracleJDev\Visia\VisiaProject\src\debug\visia
However if the source code does not live in a subfolder of the folder containing the project, you must first compile the project as a separate step before you click the red bug button to run it.
I don't know why the situation that didn't work didn't work -- it should have worked as far as I understand. Am I wrong here? Do all source code files and output class files have to be in subfolders of the project if you want to click only red bug instead of rebuild all and red bug?
Mark Hayworth
Cincinnati Ohio

I really don't know exactly what happened as what you have described should all work.
Try those following steps:
- Completely clean out your output path
including any .cdi files you might have
at the root of your output path
- Go back in jdev and make sure the runner
option is to make the application before
running
- Run (and/or) debug and it should work, does it?
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