import com.fnfr.svt.help.popup.PopupHelp not found

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ChrisB asked Nov 24, '10 ChrisB posted Nov 24, '10

import com.fnfr.svt.help.popup.PopupHelp not found

We're trying to get the example NetworkTool project building. The following import is not found when we follow the instructions:

import com.fnfr.svt.help.popup.PopupHelp;

When we open MANIFEST.MF and look at dependencies, we see com.fnfr.svt.help which has com.fnfr.svt.help.popup listed under Runtime page. Figured this would allow the import to work, but it doesn't.

Also, we see a directory com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827 under plugins that contains this PopupHelp class.

What do we need to do to get this working? This is for a customer (Pillar) so please treat with urgency.

Thanks,

Chris

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Answer 1 · 2010-11-24T21:19:41Z

ChrisB answered Nov 24, '10 ChrisB posted Nov 24, '10

It seems that if you do these steps it fixes it:

1. Erase the directory <ITEST_HOME>/plugins/com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827

2. Copy the file <ITEST_HOME>/iTestRT/plugins/com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827 into <ITEST_HOME>/plugins directory

Chris

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tlawall commented · Nov 24, 2010 at 11:36 PM

ChrisB wrote:

It seems that if you do these steps it fixes it:

1. Erase the directory <ITEST_HOME>/plugins/com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827

2. Copy the file <ITEST_HOME>/iTestRT/plugins/com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827 into <ITEST_HOME>/plugins directory

Chris

Do you mean to copy the <ITEST_HOME>/iTestRT/plugins/com.fnfr.svt.help_4.0.0.52827.jar file? That's all I could find. I copied it in, and no luck getting it to see this dependency. in fact, the manifest editor showed a broken dependency on that version of help. Is there some refresh step that I must do?

T.

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tlawall tlawall commented · Nov 24, 2010 at 11:56 PM

Nix that, I copied in the file, killed Eclipse, and restarted, voila! It's fixed.

Thanks!

T.

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tlawall tlawall commented · Nov 30, 2010 at 05:15 PM

Just a quick update:

BEWARE!!!! Again, I say BEWARE!!!

If you do this fix, i.e. remove the directory and use the jar file, IT WILL BREAK RUNNING ITEST FROM THE COMMAND LINE. YOU WILL ONLY BE ABLE TO RUN IT IN ECLIPSE IN A DEBUG CONFIGURATION.

If you plan to do work outside of Eclipse (such as daily use of iTest) I suggest copying your iTest install and using that copy for your debug/devel work.

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