Eclipse has odd behavior

Question

Good day,

I am constantly experiencing issues with Eclipse. Recently, I wanted to create a package inside of an OSpace but it kept on complaining about not finding the path.

Right now, I want to create an OSpace inside of a newly created module and it cannot find this because of the path and I think the main issue is that the path of the drop down shows only until where the modules exist. Does anyone know how to change this? Would gladly appreciate the help.

Best regards,

Ntsako

Ntsako · Answer

Appuq, really appreciate this galore.

I will have a look at this and provide feedback.

Thank you,

Ntsako

appuq · Answer

You can try this module to play with.

* First, you have to install it with OTCS running with services. Obviously, you should make plans to back up your environment and do any housekeeping (What if I have some code that is trying to hack your system?). If, at some point, you plan to sell/market your module, consider digitally signing it . They also have at least 6 questions based on Obuild and Signing for the Developer certification exam
* Then, once it is installed and is stable, find the import OLL feature of CSIDE, and it will decompile it and throw it on the side of Oscript explorer under your project. Incidentally, that is the place where you create your modules. Observe whether the newly imported objects have clickable options like when you go to the webmodule object, do the features show up in green, and so on. That means CSIDE is now able to make changes.
* I developed this in 25.4 and a CSIDE plugin so it may not work if your environment is too old or too new :)

apputestapi_1_0_0 .zip

https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll/Properties/83341573

Ntsako · Answer

Good day

Thank you for your response, you explained the stages of where a module exists well for me to understand.

So I have been doing like you are advising right there, I right click the module itself and not the 'srcmodules' file. Whatever I try to create whether it is directly from the module, package, or OSpace, the source folder is always like what is shown above.

Right now, I am learning about CSIDE using the Learning Portal for OpenText. I' don't have any labs left hence I am using my own environment. There are a few differences as I don't have everything the exercises refer to but nonetheless, the idea is the same and I doubt I am missing anything because I have followed the instructions properly.

Also, do you have any working example that you can kindly share, I want to try import something into my environment and see if that works accurately.

Best regards,

Ntsako