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Classpath CompleteProducts: IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio Vendor: BilgiTurk Email: Website: N/A SourceCode: Classpath_Complete_1214.zip Description:
You don't have to remember which jar file contains
which class file any more. This plugin searches all the jar files and their contents on the computer. This
process actually takes 4-5 minutes depending on the storage capacity of the your computer.
The plugin can add needed jar files to the classpath of the working module automatically using this
information.
Bye bye "cannot resolve symbol" or "ClassNotFoundException" errors:). This is a beta version.
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Recent change notes:You don't have to remember which jar file contains which class file any more. This plugin searches all the jar files and their contents on the computer. This process actually takes 4-5 minutes depending on the storage capacity of the your computer. The plugin can add needed jar files to the classpath of the working module automatically using this information.Bye bye "cannot resolve symbol" or "ClassNotFoundException" errors:). This is a beta version. "Find Class" dialog box doesn't block any more while searching classes inside the jar files. General usage instructions:ClassPath Complete: There are plety of jar files around that a java developer should be aware of. Sometimes, we need some classes but we may not know which jar files contain these classes. In the build process, if the jar files does not exist in the classpath of java projects, the compiler throws "cannot resolve symbol" errors for classes which cannot be found in the classpath. My plugin comes into play in this situation. What the plugin does: The plugin finds all the jar files on all of the drives of the computer. Then it finds the classes inside the jar files. The information is saved in the application\'s configuration file. This process takes a few minutes. But, this process needs to be done only once by clicking "Settings/Classpath Complete/Search Computer" button. After jar search is complete, the missing jars can be added to the module by clicking "Build/Add Missing Jars to Classpath". This action starts a build process immediately, and the plugin adds the first jar file which contains the class. There is a possibility that different jar files may contain the class but this case is ignored for this version of the plugin. Future Work:
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