NoClassDefFoundError: org/eclipse/core/runtime/IStatus

[Slot Head]

I get the subject error when I build an SWT app using the wizard. I.e., I think I've done everything the standard way prescribed by SWT Designer.

It seems I need to include a jar in my build path. Can anyone tell me exactly what that is?

Thanks

[Eric Clayberg]

I get the subject error when I build an SWT app using the wizard. I.e., I think I've done everything the standard way prescribed by SWT Designer.

What version of Eclipse are you using? What version of SWT Designer?

Are you seeing this at runtime or when using the wizard?

You can see which plugin/jar a class is contained in by selecting it in the Eclipse Open Type dialog.

[Slot Head]

I am using Eclipse 3.2.2 and Designer 4.3.0

Using ctrl+shft+T (the Open Type function you mentioned) I see that it is in org.elcipse.jface.action. So I drilled into the eclipse folder and looked for that but could not find it.

I haven't done this kind of programming for six months have gone a little cold on it and would appreciate explicit and complete instructions, if you could please provide them.

Thanks!

[Eric Clayberg]

I am using Eclipse 3.2.2 and Designer 4.3.0

That is a very old version that is no longer supported. Please update to v6.4.0.

Using ctrl+shft+T (the Open Type function you mentioned) I see that it is in org.elcipse.jface.action. So I drilled into the eclipse folder and looked for that but could not find it.

org.elcipse.jface.action? When I try it, the Open Type dialog shows it in org.eclipse.equinox.common.

I haven't done this kind of programming for six months have gone a little cold on it and would appreciate explicit and complete instructions, if you could please provide them.

You need to add the org.eclipse.equinox.common plugin to your project's build path.