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import can not be resolved

Former Member
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I checked in my code and checked it out on another pc, and now I'm getting errors like "the import ...IPrivateDelegateAdministrationView cannot be resolved". The project, however, builds fine. Why am I getting these errors?

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Sorry, none of these answers seem to change anything.

Former Member
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Lieven,

1)Sync your DC

2)Delete gen, gen_ddic, gen_wdp folders under _comp

3)Do a Reload + Rebuild

4)Close the project

5)Re-open the project

Cheers,

Rajit

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> Lieven,

> 1)Sync your DC

> 2)Delete gen, gen_ddic, gen_wdp folders under _comp

> 3)Do a Reload + Rebuild

> 4)Close the project

> 5)Re-open the project

>

Where can I do step 2?

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Lieven,

On the drive where your DCs are. Usually, C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\.dtc\0\DCs\ folder.

Rajit

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Former Member
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incredible .. this has happened me many times. giggery pokery to rectify like this adds risk to corrupting the whole project I (and am sure many like me) have spent days weeks and moths working on.

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I get these sorts of problems daily in NWDS. It is a shame that the development environment is so buggy. Hope someone from SAP is listening

When all of the flailing around described above does not work (and it often does not), I will either:

-Export the project as a zip file, delete the project (selecting the "Remove from client" option) and re-create it from the zip file.

-Delete the project as above. Go into the "Inactive DCs " of the "Development Configurations" perspective, right-click on the DC and select "Create Project...". Of course, before doing this, make sure all of your code is checked into DTR.

Regards,

Kelly

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Hi,

1. Right Click on your view and select Repair

2. Right Click on your component and select Reapir.

3. Right Click on your project and select Repair Class Path

Rebuild Project

Warm Regards,

Murtuza

Former Member
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Hi

1) Right Click on your Project in NWDS

2)<b>Repair</b>

3)<b>Project Structure and Class Path</b>

Best Regards

Chaitanya.A

Former Member
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Hi,

Select the project right click and select Reload.

If its a dc project just resync the sources and reload.

nothing works try a repair project structure and classpath

Regards

Ayyapparaj

Former Member
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Hi,

try doing a repair of active class path

AM