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Kedarnath
Kedarnath

Reputation: 280

Cannot import java classes under src/main/java into src/test/java in eclipse

I am using maven project in Eclipse, where I am not able to access classes under src/main/java in src/test/java class. I could use the classes in maven dependacies jars though. What am I missing ?

Upvotes: 12

Views: 18223

Answers (5)

Vivek Vashistha
Vivek Vashistha

Reputation: 1042

In my case, it was happening because my IntelliJ Idea was configured for a different JDK version and my terminal was referring to a different JDK version. Due to this whenever I run Maven clean from the terminal, and then try to run tests via IDE, it gives this error.

Upvotes: 0

Rahul Barahate
Rahul Barahate

Reputation: 81

Absolutely, one can do it..

First You need to navigate to Build Path-->Configure Build Path--> Source tab

then in the Source tab search/check [your Project Name]/src/main/java and change

"contains test sources" from No to Yes and save it.

This will resolved issue of import packages from "src/test/java" to "src/main/java" successfully

Upvotes: 0

Java by kiran
Java by kiran

Reputation: 1

Project -> Clean

is enough for me to work

Upvotes: -1

Daniel Stanley
Daniel Stanley

Reputation: 1050

I have found that sometimes this error appears and by simply going Project -> Clean... the error will stop.

However if this does not work there is a blog with some more suggestions here

Updated 11/07/2017

The original link is no longer available, refer to web archive here

Or just have them all here..

  • ‘Clean’ Your Eclipse Project: Go to Project > Clean in Eclipse [This seems to work for me]
  • Refresh your project folder (right click on your project > refresh)
  • Re-build your project
  • Clean your builds (If using Ant or Maven – clean your builds)
  • Recreate your project in Eclipse
  • ‘Switch’ Workspace – then Switch back (Eg Change to Debug, then switch back to Java)
  • Remove and re-add your JRE:
    1. Right Click on your project > properties
    2. Click on the Libraries tab
    3. Click on the JRE
    4. Click remove, then OK
    5. Repeat 1-3 again, but add the JRE again

Upvotes: 19

chiastic-security
chiastic-security

Reputation: 20520

You just need to import them. Eclipse should help you with this: if you try to use the class names, it'll suggest where to import from.

The test classes are a separate package, so the classes will need to be declared public.

Upvotes: 1

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