HELP!! Deploying with DC, missing type java.lang.Object

Hi Folks,
I have a WebDynpro project created with a DC. I have been deploying the project directly from the application node, but I just built the associated DC for the first time, and now I get errors in my source code that I have the missing type java.lang.Object.
I have tried the repair-->project structure and classpath option already. Looks like some basic links are broken.
This is hopefully simple, but I have no Idea what I need to do.
Thanks
Message was edited by:
Todd Fisher

Hi there,
If it's because of broken links, did you try closing the project and opening it again?
Kind regards,
J.

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