My Classes folder
Hi,
This is my first day working on Jdeveloper. I have configured the database and create anoe dummy page. The page was succesfully created and run succesfully, but when i tried to build the project (OAWorkspace1), myclasses folder not created. Please help. Thanks
Hi,
Does your page has an associated controller ?
do you have an environment variable JDEV_USER_HOME set to path <JDEVRootPath>\jdevhome\jdev
Regards
Ivar
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