Marcus wrote:
> I'm trying to create a T5 library using Eclipse, but... :(
>
I had a similar problem. Do you use Maven2 for dependency handling? The
Maven Eclipse plugin will use the Eclipse project (containing the
component) instead of the jar file.
If you close the Eclipse project containing
Hi Thiago,
- MANIFEST.MF was extracted from JAR and checked, file is ok
- Try putting JAR in project build path.
same error :(
Marcus
On 5/28/08, Marcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Thiago,
>
> You are right, LibraryModule was not loaded.
Hi!
Check your JAR's MANIFEST.MF. If it is OK, try putting your JAR in the
classpath through Eclipse project settings instead of just dropping
your JAR in WEB-INF/lib.
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Thiago
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Hi Thiago,
You are right, LibraryModule was not loaded.
generated JAR:
META-INF
META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
pub
pub/t5lib
pub/t5lib/LibraryModule.class
pub/t5lib/components
pub/t5lib/components/MyComponent.class
any idea?
Thanks,
Marcus
It looks like your LibraryModule was not loaded. To ensure it is, put
a System.out.println("Module loaded!") in your
contributeComponentClassResolver() method. Also check the generated
JAR to ensure everything is in the proper place.
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Thiago
Hi,
I'm trying to create a T5 library using Eclipse, but... :(
Here are my steps and codes.
- New Java Project: t5lib
- Compiler compliance level is set to 5
src
src/pub/t5lib
src/pub/t5lib/LibraryModule.java
src/pub/t5lib/components
src/pub/t5lib/components/MyComponent.java (don't have a
