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WSAD Broke?

 
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Can anyone explain this one... One day, my WSAD session is working fine. Next day it runs, but doesn't compile anything, just "updates" the edited file. Co-worker deems this a sign to go home and try again tomorrow (It's 5:00 anyway). Come in next day, still won't do anything until I write the following code:


This code compiles and works. I can even change it and it works. I can go back to my original code (the real stuff) and maby get 1 compile out of the deal then it stops working.
Any Ideas?
 
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Can you give more details on "stops working?" What happens when you force a rebuild? How many errors do you have in the tasks perspective? How do you know it's not compiling? Please provide more information...
Kyle
 
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the .class file is not anywhere to be found. When I force the compile it just says "updating". When I launch the test program (above) then the builder and update messages appear before it runs. Then it seems to compile the regular programs once (maby twice) before it starts over again.
Also, I know it isn't compiling because when i add anything to the file to force the compiler to error, it doesn't do anything..
Also, when I try restarting the project on the server, I get the following message:


852ebe9 SystemOut U Restarting applications and modules.
21e3abe6 ServletEngine A SRVE0170I: Stopping Web Module: Test_Code.
852ebe9 SystemOut U WSRU0031E: Command Failure: Restart Applications and Modules.
852ebe9 SystemOut U WSRU0039E: An exception occurred while processing the method:
852ebe9 SystemOut U java.lang.NullPointerException
852ebe9 SystemOut U WSRU0051I: Additional information was retrieved:


[ October 16, 2002: Message edited by: Sam Smoot ]
 
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There were few times with Eclipse 1.0 where I had to do a Rebuild All. I'd try that. Haven't noticed such a problem with Eclipse 2.0.
 
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I would say you've found the need to blow away and replace your workspace. You've got me as to why this is happening. Is all your code in an SCM repository? If not, then download a copy of CVSNT and put it there first, then try uninstalling/reinstalling then reloading from CVS.
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