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I am developing an application in eclipse 3.0 environment, I used to do lot of coding like importing packages and if, else loops.

When I type import java. then it has to show the packages available and whenever I put a dot(.) after any object it has to show the objects available for the dot(.) operator, But my elipse is showing error message like "This compilation unit is not on the build path of a java project". When I right click the project and see properties it is not yet all showing Java Build Path at all, My project is connected with CVS Server for check in and check out.
Any body help me on this,

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Your current project is not made as a Java Project.

Try create a new Java project in your workbench and compare the two .project files in the root of your 'old' and 'new' project.

Change the .project file that isn't a Java project to look like the new project.

/ Rene
[ March 12, 2005: Message edited by: Rene Larsen ]
 
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