When a file is compiled that imports com.sun.beans.finder.ConstructorFinder, this error comes out: The system is an Ubuntu 18.04.1 with OpenJDK: Where can I find this package? The compilation process is as follows: Sources files are located in src Some jar dependencies are in lib The output classes are in bin For ./src/Demo/FeatConstruction.java, I compile it using: Answer First of all,
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Adding Maven framework causes problems in project
After adding Maven framework to my project everything turns red. A new package named “main” appears between packages “src” and the first package that I created “java.hr.production” (by hierarchy) as can be seen in the 1st picture. It also changes the import address. The 2nd picture shows maven code. Appreciate it if you could help. Some words are not in
The method from the type is not visible error when i am using two different packages
I am totally new to programming.So my question is i tried to create two classes added them in to two seperate packages.but after i tried to call one of them in to another it shows the method display() from the type hai is not visible. and the next class is Here i tried to call hai class from mypkg and
How to fix “NoClassDefFoundError” for a package inside a package
Java Program File Location : ..new1packageEGB.java File Location : ..new1C.java File Location : ..A.java Folder View It has nested package, one package inside another package. When I compile main class i.e, “A” it compiles successfully but when I run this program it shows following error : Please help me how to fix this error. Answer A simple solution to your
Intellij doesn’t recognize package
i got this sample solution from my Professor, but somehow it isn’t working. IntelliJ does not recognize the packages. That’s the case for every class. When I hover over it it says: “Package name ‘spaceman.view.util’ does not correspond to the file path ‘view.util’ ” Has anyone any idea what could be wrong? I’m a total beginner when it comes to
Package Visibility Issue in Java
DETAILS : I am trying to build a java project from command line with the following directory structure : QUESTION : I assume that Main.java has access to all classes, enums, interfaces, and annotations of all the four folders. But, if I want to use the enum in tokens package, is there any way to do so ? By way,
Problem at calling a constructor if the java class is in a different path
I want to save the java classes in a folder called Classes, so on NetBeans, I have created that folder, and then I have saved it the class called Jugadores.java but after doing that i am having issues to call my constructor called regisPlayer on the main class. NetBeans says that: cannot find the simbol symbol:class regisPlayer location: class Obligatorio
Ant Javac compile subpackage class files to the parent src directory
I would like Ant 1.9 to be able to compile servlet classes to the parent src directory, but the file system has the files in packages. No, the packages are not declared in the servlet files. The code is deployed with all the servlets in the same directory. I supposed I can create an ant copy command to do this,
How can I import a custom package in IntelliJ IDEA (Java)?
There is such term like CLASSPATH which is using that JVM could find custom classes or jar files to import them to another packages (Am I right?). So, I created a few custom classes and placed them into package net.ederika, then I created another project with net.bartikan package name. My main idea is to import classes from net.ederika package to
Referencing packages in java without using String
Is there a way to reference a package in java in code without using a String? Let me explain myself: I’ve a function that fetches all object contained in a package, but I’ve to reference that package using a String, lets say “com.google.guava”. This works, however, If I change the package name, the IDE is not able to automatically refractor