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Hi there,
I just downloaded this version and I am trying to debug one of my project. I have my src directory ( under working dir ) where I store my sources. Classes are created in the working directory itself. I have mounted only the working directory. I put a breakpoint in the source. But when I run, the debugger is always trying to find the classes in the src directory. I am at my wits end. Can someone help me ??
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Hi Shaju
When working with the "project view" you must make sure that the classes you are using for the project are also loaded in the file view.
It is similar to setting a classpath. If the source is not loaded, the program will not run. The project view merely points to the location of the source. But if the source ain't loaded ...
 
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