<@UE0E6UWAJ> You have to specify a module, and tha...
# tornadofxe
edvin
11/10/2018, 5:43 PM@alex You have to specify a module, and that module must have access to all the code needed for the project to run. Not sure I understand why you don't select the module that contains your app class? This would have dependencies on the other modules, wouldn't it?
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alex
11/10/2018, 5:44 PMIt has dependencies, but on maven (<dependencies> section in pom.xml) level.
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edvin
11/10/2018, 5:46 PMThen I still don't understand why it's problematic to select the module that contains your app class.
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alex
11/10/2018, 5:46 PMBecause when I do, classpath (I think) contains only this module, others are missing
alex
11/10/2018, 5:46 PMand I get ClassNotFoundException
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edvin
11/10/2018, 5:47 PMThat seems very strange, seeing as all the dependencies would be mentioned in your pom for the module you select. If you could create a skeleton project with a couple of modules, I will check it out asap 🙂
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alex
11/10/2018, 5:47 PMand if I select root module, IDEA can't find main class
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jschneider
11/10/2018, 5:47 PMYou definitely have to select the module that contains your main class/function
jschneider
11/10/2018, 5:48 PMIf it compiles it will run.
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alex
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jschneider
11/10/2018, 5:48 PMI have this setup - and there is a bug in the TornadoFX plugin. If I run a View using the TornadoFX-Icon the wrong module classpath is selected (don't know why). So maybe that is the issue?
Maybe create a main function?
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alex
11/10/2018, 5:50 PMOk
alex
11/10/2018, 5:50 PMthis rather stange, but it's working now
alex
11/10/2018, 5:52 PMcan it be related to availability of plugin in local repository?
alex
11/10/2018, 5:57 PMm2 repository has nothing to do with it, so I don't have any idea why it happened before. I closed the issue.
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amanda.hinchman-dominguez
11/10/2018, 7:38 PMI had a similar issue with that as well!
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alex
11/10/2018, 7:44 PMDo you have any idea why it happened?
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