Hi, i recently tried to work with java, i use eclipse IDE becouse its free and it was recommended to me by a friend. I created a project and added the library JavaSE-17 and i have it installed too. When i try to import org.bukkit.plugin.java.JavaPlugin; it gives me an error that it cant find the package when i installed it like i said. Can somebody please help me?
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smoky moth
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<@&987246527741304832> please have a look, thanks.
mystic silo
You have to download the package individually
Per default, only the jdk is installed
You have to find the bukkit developer kit, install it and add it to your project
Also good, eclipse is my IDE of choice too
hollow sinew
Hi, i recently tried to work with java, i use eclipse IDE becouse its free and i...
(FYI intellij is free as well)
hollow sinew
(thats fair)
mystic silo
Whatever the asker wants
I just think eclipse is better at automated/suggested imports
And more
hollow sinew
(im only mentioning it bc that "because its free" sounded like if others wouldnt be)
mystic silo
True true
smoky moth
I think it would be better for you to tell what do i have wrong here becouse I think i installed the libraries right
hollow sinew
u should probably delete that module-info.java file unless ur actively wanting to create a modularized project
but then u also have to give it the proper content
it can be a bit annoying that eclipse creates this by default, unless u know what ur doing
ur line 5 is incorrect java syntax
u cant put a semicolon there
u need to open the class
public class Main extends JavaPlugin {
...
}
if the issue still persists after following both steps it would help if u share some screenshots of where u setup that library
i.e. where u added it to eclipse
for example, it might perhaps only be added as documentation-jar, not binaries etc or similar stuff
gusty mural
Hi, i recently tried to work with java, i use eclipse IDE becouse its free and i...
You first need to learn java
You can't just make a plugin like that
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