Question : set project root ?

[deb75]

Hello,

I set up the meghanada environment with emacs for a java project.

However, meghanada complains that it does not find some packages.

How do I tell meghanada the root of my project, where to find the external packages and where to
put the output class files ?

I saw that the meghanada server has a root project option, but the server is run automatically when opening a java file.

When issuing meghanada-show-project, I note that meghanada consider the default path file is the root project, but this one is several levels below, how do I tell that to meghanada ?

Thanks in advance for your help

Regards.

[deb75]

Any hints ?

[mopemope]

@deb75 Probably because there is no project file in your project
(For example, pom.xml, etc)

[deb75]

Thanks !

Sorry for this question that may seem obvious to you but that is my first java project.

Also, in the .meghanada.conf file, what should I put under the resources directory ? I thought it was for external jar files, but it seems they are set in the dependency parameter.

Got it (!), resources is for any files used by source files which are not source files (e.g. image file, ...)