BorlandTalk.com Borland discussion newsgroups   Archives   FAQ   Search   Memberlist   Usergroups   Register   Profile   Log in to check your private messages   Log in  "Build succeeded with 0 files built."          BorlandTalk.com Forum Index -> JBuilder IDE View previous topic :: View next topic   Author Message Andrew n marshall Guest Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2003 6:19 pm    Post subject: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Yep... the above subject line is the status message I get when I try to build a couple of files. I don't find "0 files" isn't very successful, and right now it is incredibly annoying. Here is the deal... the files in question are replacement classes for one of the required libraries with the same package & class name (mostly fixing scope modifiers so I can override them in another package, all without mixing my changes with the original distribution). I'm guessing it is finding the class in the library, a separate classpath than the build classpath. Nonetheless, neither making nor rebuild the files will produce any class files. I've had this set up and working JBuilder for years now. Yesterday I moved the project files into a new directory because of CVS changes. I did not move the Classes directory (and related packages cache) thinking it would rebuild in the new location No such luck. Any ideas how to fix this? Critical details: JBuilder 8.0.140 Enterprise on both Mac OS X (new Java 1.4.1 release) or Windows. Gig of RAM, Multiple gigs free hard drive, yada yada... Anm Back to top Lori M Olson (TeamB) Guest Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2003 8:43 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Andrew n marshall wrote: Quote: Yep... the above subject line is the status message I get when I try to build a couple of files. I don't find "0 files" isn't very successful, and right now it is incredibly annoying. Here is the deal... the files in question are replacement classes for one of the required libraries with the same package & class name (mostly fixing scope modifiers so I can override them in another package, all without mixing my changes with the original distribution). I'm guessing it is finding the class in the library, a separate classpath than the build classpath. Nonetheless, neither making nor rebuild the files will produce any class files. I've had this set up and working JBuilder for years now. Yesterday I moved the project files into a new directory because of CVS changes. I did not move the Classes directory (and related packages cache) thinking it would rebuild in the new location No such luck. Any ideas how to fix this? Critical details: JBuilder 8.0.140 Enterprise on both Mac OS X (new Java 1.4.1 release) or Windows. Gig of RAM, Multiple gigs free hard drive, yada yada... Anm Are you talking about replacement "classes" or replacement "source files"? If they are classes, then they should just be placed in the required library you are talking about, but "ahead" of the jar file ("Add" it to the Class tab of the Required Library, then use "Move Up"). If they are source files, and this isn't working...hmmm, weird. As a work around, you could unroll your required library jar file into a directory, point the required library at that directory, and delete the classes you are "replacing". -- Regards, Lori Olson (TeamB) ------------ Save yourself, and everyone else, some time and search the newsgroups and the FAQ-O-Matic before posting your next question. Google Advanced Newsgroup Search http://www.google.ca/advanced_group_search Other Newsgroup Searches: http://www.borland.com/newsgroups/ngsearch.html Joi Ellis's FAQ-O-Matic: http://www.visi.com/~gyles19/fom-serve/cache/1.html Back to top Andrew n marshall Guest Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2003 4:24 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Replacement source files, in your terms. Deleteing files is what I was trying to avoid, but your suggestion did work. I'll use it for now, but still open to solution that don't require dropping to Finder or command line. Anm Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote: Quote: Andrew n marshall wrote: Yep... the above subject line is the status message I get when I try to build a couple of files. I don't find "0 files" isn't very successful, and right now it is incredibly annoying. Here is the deal... the files in question are replacement classes for one of the required libraries with the same package & class name (mostly fixing scope modifiers so I can override them in another package, all without mixing my changes with the original distribution). I'm guessing it is finding the class in the library, a separate classpath than the build classpath. Nonetheless, neither making nor rebuild the files will produce any class files. I've had this set up and working JBuilder for years now. Yesterday I moved the project files into a new directory because of CVS changes. I did not move the Classes directory (and related packages cache) thinking it would rebuild in the new location No such luck. Any ideas how to fix this? Critical details: JBuilder 8.0.140 Enterprise on both Mac OS X (new Java 1.4.1 release) or Windows. Gig of RAM, Multiple gigs free hard drive, yada yada... Anm Are you talking about replacement "classes" or replacement "source files"? If they are classes, then they should just be placed in the required library you are talking about, but "ahead" of the jar file ("Add" it to the Class tab of the Required Library, then use "Move Up"). If they are source files, and this isn't working...hmmm, weird. As a work around, you could unroll your required library jar file into a directory, point the required library at that directory, and delete the classes you are "replacing". Back to top Andrew n marshall Guest Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2003 4:24 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Replacement source files, in your terms. Deleteing files is what I was trying to avoid, but your suggestion did work. I'll use it for now, but still open to solution that don't require dropping to Finder or command line. Anm Lori M Olson (TeamB) wrote: Quote: Andrew n marshall wrote: Yep... the above subject line is the status message I get when I try to build a couple of files. I don't find "0 files" isn't very successful, and right now it is incredibly annoying. Here is the deal... the files in question are replacement classes for one of the required libraries with the same package & class name (mostly fixing scope modifiers so I can override them in another package, all without mixing my changes with the original distribution). I'm guessing it is finding the class in the library, a separate classpath than the build classpath. Nonetheless, neither making nor rebuild the files will produce any class files. I've had this set up and working JBuilder for years now. Yesterday I moved the project files into a new directory because of CVS changes. I did not move the Classes directory (and related packages cache) thinking it would rebuild in the new location No such luck. Any ideas how to fix this? Critical details: JBuilder 8.0.140 Enterprise on both Mac OS X (new Java 1.4.1 release) or Windows. Gig of RAM, Multiple gigs free hard drive, yada yada... Anm Are you talking about replacement "classes" or replacement "source files"? If they are classes, then they should just be placed in the required library you are talking about, but "ahead" of the jar file ("Add" it to the Class tab of the Required Library, then use "Move Up"). If they are source files, and this isn't working...hmmm, weird. As a work around, you could unroll your required library jar file into a directory, point the required library at that directory, and delete the classes you are "replacing". Back to top Ryan Ackley Guest Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2003 7:49 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." This is a weird coincidence, because this just started to happen with me with my upgrade to JBuilder 8 Enterprise. If I rebuild a class that I haven't changed since my last rebuild, it deletes the class file in the output path and I get the following meesage "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Class file stays deleted. We use a network drive that holds copies of the latest committed class files. This network drive is in our classpath. Our sourcepath is a copy of this network directory tree containing writable copies of the classes we are working on. I think somehow the dependency checker is getting these mixed up. This setup has worked since version 3.5 of JBuilder. I re-installed JBuilder, I re-created my project from scratch. I still have the same problem... Back to top Hans-Bernhard Broeker Guest Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2003 2:19 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." In borland.public.jbuilder.ide Ryan Ackley <sackley (AT) cfl (DOT) rr.com> wrote: Quote: We use a network drive that holds copies of the latest committed class files. This network drive is in our classpath. Our sourcepath is a copy of this network directory tree containing writable copies of the classes we are working on. I think somehow the dependency checker is getting these mixed up. I wouldn't say that this really is a mixup. You *do* still have that class file available, after all (on the network drive in the classpath), and it's newer than its source file, right? So you don't really need a freshly compiled copy, do you? Seems to me like the new behaviour you judge incorrect makes more sense than the one you had before. -- Hans-Bernhard Broeker (broeker (AT) physik (DOT) rwth-aachen.de) Even if all the snow were burnt, ashes would remain. Back to top Ryan Ackley Guest Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2003 5:43 pm    Post subject: Re: "Build succeeded with 0 files built." Quote: I wouldn't say that this really is a mixup. You *do* still have that class file available, after all (on the network drive in the classpath), and it's newer than its source file, right? Wrong, it is not newer than its source file. This is the problem. The source I am compiling is the newer version that is on my local drive. It does not create a newer class, so the only class it finds is the old class from the network drive. BTW, I've discovered that this problem is confined to certain packages. 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