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Chris Birchall updated IVYDE-277:
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Attachment: ProjectsAandB.zip
Two simple Eclipse projects.
ProjectA depends on ProjectB.
> Using workspace dependency resolver, project source dirs are not added to
> dependent project's source lookup path
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> Key: IVYDE-277
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IVYDE-277
> Project: IvyDE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: launch configuration
> Affects Versions: 2.1.0
> Environment: Eclipse Helios
> WinXP
> Reporter: Chris Birchall
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: ProjectsAandB.zip
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> Apologies if this is a duplicate or just a mistake in my IvyDE settings.
> I have a number of dependent projects in an Eclipse workspace, linked using
> IvyDE's "Resolve dependencies in workspace". I am also using a number of 3rd
> party jars.
> For simplicity of explanation, let's say I have two projects, A and B.
> Project A depends on project B and on 3rdparty.jar.
> Project B's class folders are correctly added to project A's classpath, so I
> can run project A using an Eclipse run configuration with no problems.
> However, project's B's source folders are not added to the run
> configuration's source lookup path. Strangely, project B's class folders are
> added to the path, but of course there are no source files in there.
> This causes problems when debugging project A. If I am stepping through some
> Project A code and try to step into a Project B method, Eclipse does not how
> where to find Project B's source, so it gives me an error. As a workaround I
> have to manually add all of project B's source folders to the lookup path.
> Note that the source for 3rdparty.jar is correctly retrieved from the repo
> and steppable using the debugger. (I notice that it is not added to the
> source lookup path, so I guess the debugger can find it as a source
> attachment to the jar). Similarly, if I close project B then projectB-src.jar
> is correctly retrieved and debuggable.
>
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