Torsten Curdt wrote:
Yes, the original problem remains (entirely). __I__ am doing all
the work of recompiling, not RCL.
Its meant to be automatic, and 'rapid' with RCL.
Also, it does not pick up edits to the Spring configuration file,
which Grzegorz Kossakowski demonstrated
in his screencast. I have not found any way of achieving this apart
from a complete 'clean compile jetty:run'
which is largely what RCL is supposed to get around.
Frankly speaking it sounds that something in your Eclipse setup is
wrong. Maybe first get Eclipse to to update the .class files in your
target dir and then look into RCL. It really depends on that to be
working.
That said - in theory the RCL could even compile from source. But
let's not go down there for now :)
cheers
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Torsten
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Yes, I shall at some stage look at how my eclipse setup could be
improved. However, I
suspect that, for my present problem, it would be a red herring.
RCL is not supposed to depend on a particular IDE such as eclipse; it is
supposed
to work even if you edit files in a simple text editor. In fact, that is
what i have been
doing today and RCL has still not been working.
If my understanding is correct:-
It is supposed to do a quick whip around of certain souce files, making
some sort of
check-sum, and it is supposed to do so quite often. When the check-sum
changes,
it is supposed to start an automatic rebuild.
( I have a similar system on my python setup, that runs unit tests
within a few moments
of any changes to your code. You don't have to press any buttons.)
I suspect the problem is that it is doing its check-sum of the wrong
files or not at all. I
suspect that the compilation stage is likely to be correct, because a
'by-hand' build
after 'clean' reconstructs the target directory with the .class files in
the correct place.
So I need to learn how to configure the RCL search path that it uses for
the check-sum,
and at present I don't know how.
Bye for now, and thanks for the suggestion.
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