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Reputation: 13

Error: Package does not exist

I have a little problem in Eclipse with a package . The error output is Package (name of package ) does not exist .

I have a package called de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.demo.exec . But Eclipse is looking for a package called de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.api.exec . This package is can be found in my Project nowhere .

My current situation is this: I have two projects that work as a project. Now you can in Eclipse under Properties - Add a project to a different > Project -> Java Build Path . But if I want to run Maven install I get the error above. At first I thought it would be in the pom.xml file . But I noticed that it is not possible to merge two pom.xml files. My project was to make the inheritance , however, by themselves , whom I put them together leads . Did anyone of you ever such a problem , or can someone help me ?

Thanks in advance for your help .

That is the error:

[ERROR] /home/test/workspace/HeartbeatService/src/main/java/de/baimos/blueid/lockserver/demo/exec/DemoCommandExecutionEventListener.java:[3,44] error: package de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.api.event does not exist
[ERROR] /home/test/workspace/HeartbeatService/src/main/java/de/baimos/blueid/lockserver/demo/exec/DemoCommandExecutionEventListener.java:[4,44] error: package de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.api.event does not exist
[ERROR] /home/test/workspace/HeartbeatService/src/main/java/de/baimos/blueid/lockserver/demo/exec/DemoCommandExecutionEventListener.java:[5,44] error: package de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.api.event does not exist
[ERROR] /home/test/workspace/HeartbeatService/src/main/java/de/baimos/blueid/lockserver/demo/exec/DemoCommandExecutionEventListener.java:[6,44] error: package de.baimos.blueid.lockserver.api.event does not exist
[ERROR] /home/test/workspace/HeartbeatService/src/main/java/de/baimos/blueid/lockserver/demo/exec/DemoCommandExecutionEventListener.java:[8,59] error: cannot find symbol

Upvotes: 1

Views: 4741

Answers (1)

Aaron Digulla
Aaron Digulla

Reputation: 328830

Maven can't see what you specify in Eclipse's Java Build Path; it's a command line tool that runs outside / without Eclipse.

Instead, you have to do mvn install in the first project.

Then you can add a dependency to this project in the second project's POM.

Maven will then make sure that Eclipse add the first project to the classpath as well without manually changing the build path in the UI.

Upvotes: 2

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