Eclipse does not display files in only one folder

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 44 views

I am developing Java at Eclipse.

Eclipse's open project that I've been using for over a year
At one point, purging up the computer rebooted the computer.

After that, I started Eclipse, but I put it in Package Explorer. The project opened with no files displayed or folders missing.

I refreshed myself right away, but it got worse.

Various source folders and folders that should contain classes after build are also
There are things that are missing, and there are more than 10 libraries in the reference library.

So, you can create a folder from scratch and put the files in it.
I restored the folder configuration and put the files back in it.

However, after the revival, the jar file was displayed in the folder, but
It is no longer displayed.

I changed the settings of the folder in Eclipse, but it didn't change.
I've been searching online, but I couldn't find a description of this.

Therefore, I would like to ask you a question here.

What I'm making

  • Java apps running on Linux servers

Environment

  • Windows 10

This is the folder

java eclipse

2022-09-29 20:29

1 Answers

  • (sounds like it's being developed by a team) You should ask people around you to check if it's in the right condition.
  • The part you are concerned about may not be the cause of the problem (if you open the directory in Explorer, does it really contain jar files?)I don't know many things)

With the introduction that...

The icon in question is given to the directory that you configured as the build path on Eclipse.
Directory where .java and resource files are kept.

To remove this setting, right-click the project in Package Explorer (which is the tab shown in the capture image), select Properties, and then click
in the dialog provided. In the Java Build Path menu, select WEB-INF/lib from the Source tab and press the Remove button.

Properties Dialog


2022-09-29 20:29

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