Eclipse discards build path when adding jar












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Expected:
Adding a jar (external or internal) to my build path, it would be added, and otherwise preserve the other libraries in the build path.



Actual:




  1. right-click on my java project and choose Build Path->Configure Build Path...

  2. choose Libraries tab

  3. click on Classpath item

  4. click Add JARs...(issue also occurs if I select Add External JARs... here)

  5. select the JAR I need to add


  6. Modulepath and Classpath items and all of their respective children on the Libraries tab are now missing.


Details:



Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: 2018-09 (4.9.0)

Build id: 20180917-1800





java eclipse







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    I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

    – greg-449
    Jan 3 at 15:52











  • thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

    – Michael
    Jan 3 at 16:16






  • 1





    Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

    – nitind
    Jan 3 at 17:17













  • Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

    – howlger
    Jan 3 at 22:20
















0















Expected:
Adding a jar (external or internal) to my build path, it would be added, and otherwise preserve the other libraries in the build path.



Actual:




  1. right-click on my java project and choose Build Path->Configure Build Path...

  2. choose Libraries tab

  3. click on Classpath item

  4. click Add JARs...(issue also occurs if I select Add External JARs... here)

  5. select the JAR I need to add


  6. Modulepath and Classpath items and all of their respective children on the Libraries tab are now missing.


Details:



Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: 2018-09 (4.9.0)

Build id: 20180917-1800





java eclipse







share|improve this question




















  • 2





    I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

    – greg-449
    Jan 3 at 15:52











  • thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

    – Michael
    Jan 3 at 16:16






  • 1





    Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

    – nitind
    Jan 3 at 17:17













  • Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

    – howlger
    Jan 3 at 22:20














0












0








0








Expected:
Adding a jar (external or internal) to my build path, it would be added, and otherwise preserve the other libraries in the build path.



Actual:




  1. right-click on my java project and choose Build Path->Configure Build Path...

  2. choose Libraries tab

  3. click on Classpath item

  4. click Add JARs...(issue also occurs if I select Add External JARs... here)

  5. select the JAR I need to add


  6. Modulepath and Classpath items and all of their respective children on the Libraries tab are now missing.


Details:



Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: 2018-09 (4.9.0)

Build id: 20180917-1800





java eclipse







share|improve this question
















Expected:
Adding a jar (external or internal) to my build path, it would be added, and otherwise preserve the other libraries in the build path.



Actual:




  1. right-click on my java project and choose Build Path->Configure Build Path...

  2. choose Libraries tab

  3. click on Classpath item

  4. click Add JARs...(issue also occurs if I select Add External JARs... here)

  5. select the JAR I need to add


  6. Modulepath and Classpath items and all of their respective children on the Libraries tab are now missing.


Details:



Eclipse IDE for Java Developers

Version: 2018-09 (4.9.0)

Build id: 20180917-1800





java eclipse




java eclipse






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share|improve this question













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edited Jan 3 at 16:15







Michael

















asked Jan 3 at 15:46









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  • 2





    I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

    – greg-449
    Jan 3 at 15:52











  • thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

    – Michael
    Jan 3 at 16:16






  • 1





    Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

    – nitind
    Jan 3 at 17:17













  • Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

    – howlger
    Jan 3 at 22:20














  • 2





    I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

    – greg-449
    Jan 3 at 15:52











  • thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

    – Michael
    Jan 3 at 16:16






  • 1





    Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

    – nitind
    Jan 3 at 17:17













  • Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

    – howlger
    Jan 3 at 22:20








2




2





I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

– greg-449
Jan 3 at 15:52





I can't reproduce this, it works as expected. What version of Eclipse?

– greg-449
Jan 3 at 15:52













thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

– Michael
Jan 3 at 16:16





thanks @greg-449 i've added the details in an edit

– Michael
Jan 3 at 16:16




1




1





Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

– nitind
Jan 3 at 17:17







Have you tried it with the current release? Do you have write access to the project's .classpath file? Are there any entries in the Error Log view, or if you don't have that view, the workspace's .metadata/.log file? Is this happening on all Java projects, or just one?

– nitind
Jan 3 at 17:17















Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

– howlger
Jan 3 at 22:20





Did you install a Java BETA plug-in in the past (maybe you run into Eclipse bug 526065)?

– howlger
Jan 3 at 22:20












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