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[Sliver]

i want to die...

eclipse..ok
subclipse...ok
the 2 svn project...ok

now how to build them? "run as ant build" on the "build.xml" file?

is it possible that i've problem (if procedure above is right) because i took the new jdk 6? (i however set it in the property of the project).


ps: you hate me...i know ...but i'm a supernoob with eclipse and svn

[starscream]

i don't know, where you have some problems:
after checkout just click "Project" -> "Build all".
This should work. 

[Marvin Fröhlich]

The build.xml file is not needed by eclipse. If you have enabled auto-build (like me), then the project is always builded (if possible). Try to run org.xith3d.test.Xith3DTestLauncher and you'll see, if it was correctly built.

Marvin

[Sliver]

auto-build was enabled, i try to run org.xith3d.test.Xith3DTestLauncher and it works fine.

maybe i don't undestand how eclipse work...i don't saw (and see) the .class file of the two project 
i don't know if i'm stupid or blind , anyway...it works

[Marvin Fröhlich]

auto-build was enabled, i try to run org.xith3d.test.Xith3DTestLauncher and it works fine.

Then everything is built .

maybe i don't undestand how eclipse work...i don't saw (and see) the .class file of the two project 
i don't know if i'm stupid or blind , anyway...it works

By default eclipse puts the class files into the same folders than the java files. This is a stupid default behaviour IMHO. But you can change it at project creation time (and by configuring the appropriate defaults). I for example decided to use a "src" forlder for the .java and a "bin" bolder for the .class files, which is quite similar to NetBeans' "src" and "build". And these names are configurable, but this time Eclipse's default is best. I strongly advise you to switch Eclipse's defaults to always use separate "src" and "bin" folders. When you want to archive a piece of code manually, you won't have to strip all the .class files manually.

When the project is built (manually or by auto-build) then class files are put next to the java files or separately into the package structure in the "bin" folder. That's all. Should be nearly the same in NetBeans, isn't it?

Marvin

[Sliver]

right, found them in bin folder... i'm stupid AND blind 

netbeans is quite similar, use the "classes" folder for the class and and build for the jar, it have building option/method different but the result it's the same thing.
mine blind derives from the fact that for first time (don't thinking and knowing the autobuild function) i try to build in netbeans style (with build.xml) that create me classes directory and all the rest (but not the files, just present in bin directory by default).

after all...i want to regards for patience and support, and excuse me for all this (stupid and off topic too) posts

[Marvin Fröhlich]

right, found them in bin folder... i'm stupid AND blind 

netbeans is quite similar, use the "classes" folder for the class and and build for the jar, it have building option/method different but the result it's the same thing.
mine blind derives from the fact that for first time (don't thinking and knowing the autobuild function) i try to build in netbeans style (with build.xml) that create me classes directory and all the rest (but not the files, just present in bin directory by default).

Good to know.

after all...i want to regards for patience and support, and excuse me for all this (stupid and off topic too) posts

Hey, absolutely no problem. We're always happy to be able to help .

Marvin

['n ddrylliog]

Indeed