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Eclipse code auto-complete [SOLVED]

luisalves00

Hello,

I've followed the guide to set up eclipse with the source code from the SVN.
I'm getting this message: "this compilation unit is not on the build path of a java project" when I type (dot) for auto-complete suggestion.

Does anyone have a suggestion to solve the problem?

regards

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mrogers

The error message is clear. You need to tell exclipse where the source code is and from memory theres a button on the screen that says the source code cannot be found.

Which class is the source not being found ? If its an alfresco class then the sources are in SVN and the SDK. If its a third party library then the sources should be in the third party project. If its something else like Java internals then you would need to get that from the Java provider.