I will be participating in the development of Java for the first time. The application will be built on a set of Eclipse plugins and packages called UDOP. This kit comes with the tutorials I'm looking at.
Everything was fine yesterday, and in my code example, I was able to import a specific package and extend one of the classes that it contains. When I started Eclipse today, the package in the import statement has a red line below it, with a hover message telling me that import cannot be allowed. The target platform is correct, and my dependencies match what the tutorial wants. I started the path to the update class.
More details:
import statement
import com.tdkc.udop.extensionpoints.views.ViewPartBase;
The squiggly red line is under com.tdkc.udop.extensionpoints.
com.tdkc.udop installs as a dependency.
Target platform ... / UDOP _SDK,
and under that I can find the file ... / UDOP _SDK / plugins / com.tdkc.udop_1.7.0 / com / tdkc / udop / extensionpoints / views / ViewPartBase.class
com.tdkc.udop appears in the Package Explorer and from within PE I can go down and see ViewBasePart.class.
Although I am new to Eclipse and Java, I have average experience with C ++ and Objective-C and Cocoa.
What possible reasons for import were not found? What should I check? Thank.
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