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How does eclipse generate .class files with compilation errors?
2019 Community Moderator ElectionHow can Eclipse create a class with unresolved compilation problems?Eclipse - class file is generated automatically even though java file has compilation errorHow to generate a random alpha-numeric string?How can you speed up Eclipse?How do I generate random integers within a specific range in Java?'Must Override a Superclass Method' Errors after importing a project into EclipseHow to turn off the Eclipse code formatter for certain sections of Java code?How to create a .jar file or export jar on IntelliJ (like eclipse java archive export)“Debug certificate expired” error in Eclipse Android pluginsIntelliJ inspection gives “Cannot resolve symbol” but still compiles codeSLF4J: Failed to load class “org.slf4j.impl.StaticLoggerBinder”Java project in Eclipse: The type java.lang.Object cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files
I have a dynamic web project in eclipse, and to build we usually right click on the project > export as > war file. We then deploy the war file to a websphere server. The project has unresolved dependencies (Which are resolved later when we deploy onto the server) and so there are compilation errors in the eclipse UI, yet the .class files are still generated, and Eclipse will create a usable WAR file.
Using guidance from other questions (here, and here) I have tried partially compiling the .java files with the compilation errors into .class files using the eclipse compiler (ECJ), but the files generated using the command line just output the compilation error message into the .class file, instead of the actual executable bytecode like the eclipse UI produces.
Here's the code I'm running:
java -jar org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.12.3.v20170228-1205.jar -proceedOnError -classpath rt.jar .
The only Compilation errors that exist in the project are related to "the import *** cannot be resolved". Is there a way to generate these .class files on the command line in the same way they are generated automatically when using the eclipse UI?
java eclipse build war ecj
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
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I have a dynamic web project in eclipse, and to build we usually right click on the project > export as > war file. We then deploy the war file to a websphere server. The project has unresolved dependencies (Which are resolved later when we deploy onto the server) and so there are compilation errors in the eclipse UI, yet the .class files are still generated, and Eclipse will create a usable WAR file.
Using guidance from other questions (here, and here) I have tried partially compiling the .java files with the compilation errors into .class files using the eclipse compiler (ECJ), but the files generated using the command line just output the compilation error message into the .class file, instead of the actual executable bytecode like the eclipse UI produces.
Here's the code I'm running:
java -jar org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.12.3.v20170228-1205.jar -proceedOnError -classpath rt.jar .
The only Compilation errors that exist in the project are related to "the import *** cannot be resolved". Is there a way to generate these .class files on the command line in the same way they are generated automatically when using the eclipse UI?
java eclipse build war ecj
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
– nitind
Feb 20 at 22:49
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I have a dynamic web project in eclipse, and to build we usually right click on the project > export as > war file. We then deploy the war file to a websphere server. The project has unresolved dependencies (Which are resolved later when we deploy onto the server) and so there are compilation errors in the eclipse UI, yet the .class files are still generated, and Eclipse will create a usable WAR file.
Using guidance from other questions (here, and here) I have tried partially compiling the .java files with the compilation errors into .class files using the eclipse compiler (ECJ), but the files generated using the command line just output the compilation error message into the .class file, instead of the actual executable bytecode like the eclipse UI produces.
Here's the code I'm running:
java -jar org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.12.3.v20170228-1205.jar -proceedOnError -classpath rt.jar .
The only Compilation errors that exist in the project are related to "the import *** cannot be resolved". Is there a way to generate these .class files on the command line in the same way they are generated automatically when using the eclipse UI?
java eclipse build war ecj
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
I have a dynamic web project in eclipse, and to build we usually right click on the project > export as > war file. We then deploy the war file to a websphere server. The project has unresolved dependencies (Which are resolved later when we deploy onto the server) and so there are compilation errors in the eclipse UI, yet the .class files are still generated, and Eclipse will create a usable WAR file.
Using guidance from other questions (here, and here) I have tried partially compiling the .java files with the compilation errors into .class files using the eclipse compiler (ECJ), but the files generated using the command line just output the compilation error message into the .class file, instead of the actual executable bytecode like the eclipse UI produces.
Here's the code I'm running:
java -jar org.eclipse.jdt.core_3.12.3.v20170228-1205.jar -proceedOnError -classpath rt.jar .
The only Compilation errors that exist in the project are related to "the import *** cannot be resolved". Is there a way to generate these .class files on the command line in the same way they are generated automatically when using the eclipse UI?
java eclipse build war ecj
java eclipse build war ecj
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
edited Mar 7 at 17:31
Holger
169k23238455
169k23238455
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
asked Feb 20 at 21:29
shelbyshelby
61
61
How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
– nitind
Feb 20 at 22:49
add a comment |
How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
– nitind
Feb 20 at 22:49
How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
– nitind
Feb 20 at 22:49
How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
– nitind
Feb 20 at 22:49
add a comment |
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How sure are you that it's actually different output in the class files?
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