Hello Ania.
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I tried to add these project plug-ins in the inpath for the aspect plug-in, but
the dependencies where going very deep and as the result the weaving took ages
and ended up in java heap space error.
You may increase more memory to Eclipse, just to see if it's possible to
compile with configuration you are using
"C:\Program Files\eclipse3.3\eclipse.exe" -vmargs -Xms256m -Xmx952m
-XX:MaxPermSize=256m
After that when I started the project, I got NoClassDefFoundError for classes
that are in those plug-ins and were certainly not missing before I switched to
aspectJ.
What am I missing? I'll be glad for any help.
Rest of your description is not clear enough. Only I can suspect is that
you have some problems with source folders. Maybe you are linking some
source folders from other Projects/paths and sometimes Eclipse disables
such linked folders. Their icon is ordinary folder icon instead of
package-icon. Check it. Clear and rebuild whole project.
I had many problems with AspectJ plugin when there were any errors in
Aspects code. Check AspectJ console output for these.
You may provide more info about you dir/file structure etc.
Best regards,
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