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I'm aware there are several other questions regarding this... Class.getResource() returns null Java - class.getResource returns null Calling context.getResources() returns null getClassLoader().getResource(filepath) returns a null pointer But my problems seems to be a bit different because I seem to have all of the necessary things to NOT have this problem. The code: this.getClass().getResource("checkstyle_whitespace.xml"); // null The issue is that I've verified my classpath by inspecting the class loader in the debugger. Here's what I am seeing: 27 = {URL@1235} "file:/Users/dennis/Documents

I'm trying to configure the Scaladoc in SBT, specifically the title, output directory and classpath. I managed to define the title by adding the following to build.sbt: scalacOptions in (Compile, doc) ++= Opts.doc.title("Scala-Tools") I can't figure out how to change the doc output directory. I also can't figure out how to add jars to classpath. The reason I want to edit the classpath is because it appears the standard Scala library is not getting picked up by scaladoc when I refer to its classes, i.e. [[scala.Option]] leads to a warning "Could not find any member to link for "scala.Option"."

Ok We have a Java-application "app.jar" in a unix home directory with a external Sqlite Driver Library. - myapp/app.jar - myapp/lib/sqlite-jdbc-3.8.7.jar Device Udoo ARM Cortex V9 simliar to Raspberry Pi. java -version java version "1.8.0_06 Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_06-b23) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 25.6-b23, mixed mode) Try to run this application failed. java -classpath lib/sqlite-jdbc-3.8.7.jar -jar myapp.jar It seems that the Application cannot find the Library. java.lang.Exception: No native library is found for os.name=Linux and os.arch=arm at org.sqlite

In Windows I have an environment variable EXTERNAL_LIB_ROOT that points to C:\Program Files\MyExternalLibRoot. On another machine, it may point to C:\ExternalLibs. In an ant build.xml file I would use: <pathelement location="${env.EXTERNAL_LIB_ROOT}/path/to/jar.jar"/> How do I set up an Eclipse project .classpath file to use the EXTERNAL_LIB_ROOT environment variable? Is it possible to have Eclipse auto generate the build.xml file using the environment variable as above? Not an environment variable, but you can set up a Path Variable in Eclipse. Path variables are per-workspace. They are

In Eclipse, while trying to start Tomcat, I am getting this error: The project: xxxxxxs which is referenced by the classpath, does not exist. The reason is, I renamed my project from xxxxxxs to xxxxxx (note no "s"). It is still referencing the old one. Where is the (runtime) classpath and how do I edit it? I know this is simple, and I've looked. ( Similar to Java Eclipse - How do I change the classpath? but I just want to know how to edit it, not how to solve my particular problem. ) Xonatron Found it now that I've asked: Run -> Run Configurations... -> Classpath This is for the runtime

I'm in the process of modifying an Ant script (currently in use from within MyEclipse) to work from the command line. I'm doing this so anyone can check out the project and build it without MyEclipse. The problem I'm running into is that MyEclipse includes the dependencies behind the scenes. It does this by looking at the workspace's Ant configuration and compiling the classpath based on the selected libraries in the preferences dialog. Long story short, I need to take those dependencies and make the script smart enough to include them on its own, without the help of MyEclipse. The tasks that