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My eclipse does not show the 'Java Build Path' option in a JAVA project's properties. The properties screenshot is attached above. What might be the reason for this ? On the left side lide, there should be an option for Java Build Path.. NoNaMe You may get some help from any of these blogs How do I add a builder to a given project OR check this post Eclipse adding your own build command To resolve this issue follow the below options 1) Go to Project root 2) Select " Project facets " from Properties 3) Check " Java " This fixes the issue I was in the same situation. Found two solutions for this

For example, this snippet throws a NullPointerException(!) on the stream.read() line, assuming the com.google package exists in a JAR somewhere (Guava, for example). ClassLoader classLoader = getClass().getClassLoader(); URL resource = classLoader.getResource("com/google"); InputStream stream = resource.openStream(); System.out.println(stream.toString()); // Fine -- stream is not null stream.read(); // NPE inside FilterInputStream.read()! If com/google is swapped with a package that's in the file system rather than a JAR, then the snippet doesn't crash at all. In fact, it seems to read the

Reducing size of application jar by providing spark- classPath for maven dependencies: My cluster is having 3 ec2 instances on which hadoop and spark is running.If I build jar with maven dependencies, it becomes too large(around 100 MB) which I want to avoid this as Jar is getting replicating on all nodes ,each time I run the job. To avoid that I have build a maven package as "maven package".For dependency resolution I have downloaded the all maven dependencies on each node and then only provided above below jar paths: I have added class paths on each node in the "spark-defaults.conf " as

I am defining a new task in Ant. I exported it as a jar and added to my buildfile: <taskdef classname="X" classpath="Y.jar"/> The problem is that this fails at runtime. It tells me it didn't find the class. By adding the jar to the classpath, it is corrected. My question is: Is there a way that I can refer to my jar from the Ant buildfile, without changing the classpath? If you know the path of your jar, inside ant script you can define the classpath for your own task. <taskdef name="myTaskName" classname="com.myorg.myclass"> <classpath> <pathelement location="pathToMyJar.jar"/> </classpath> <

In my webapp; WEB-INF/lib is added in classpath by default which is fine. Now, I want to add spring jar files in my tomcat's classpath. If I put all the jar files inside WEB-INF/lib; it works fine. But if I want to add a directory WEB-INF/lib/spring and put all jar files inside spring directory ; it doesnt work. How can I include WEB-INF/lib/spring in classpath. I would prefer to make changes in web.xml as that is very localised to my webapp. Surely I will not want to make changes in catalina.properties because there all the jar files are loaded in JVM ( not just added in classpath ) You