Eclipse shows errors, but I can not find them

Question

I am trying to start my project, but eclipse says that I have errors, but there are no errors of only the red cross, where is the name of the project. I tried uninstalling R.java and creating a new one, but that didn't work

Thanks in advance

Answer 1

Based on the error you showed (there is no required Java project in "footballforum": "ApiDemos"), I would check your build path. Right-click the footballforum project and select Build Path> Customize Build Path . Make sure ApiDemos is on the project tab of the build path parameters.

Answer 2

Take a look at

Window → Show View → Problems 

or

 Window → Show View → Error Log 

Answer 3

This happens from time to time in Eclipse. The Project menu has a Clear option, which usually takes care of the problem.

Answer 4

Go to project>clean and check the box that displays the error and click OK and it will clear your error. Click the tab that will automatically appear in the project menu. And if this also does not work than restarting the eclipse and try again, it will work.

Answer 5

For me, this happens to Maven and Eclipse / STS whenever I update my IDE or import an existing Maven project. Go to the "Problems" tab ( Window → Show view → Problems ) and see what is written there. Recently, the Problems tab showed Project configuration is not up-to-date ... and suggested using Maven to update my project configuration, and this solved the red X problem. To do this, in the "Project Explorer" view, open the context menu and select Maven → Update Project , as shown in the following screenshot:

Answer 6

If you see an error in the problem panel, it will say: Description The type of path to the Pom.xml resource. The project configuration is not updated. Choose: Maven-> Refresh Project ... from the context menu of the project or use a quick fix.

Solution: right click on the project> select: Maven-> Update project

Mistake.

Answer 7

Right click on Project -> Build Path -> Configure Build Path. Check if there is a Maven Dependencies in the list, if not, then update the maven project with Right-click Project → Maven → Update Project

Answer 8

I had a red X on the folder, but not on the files inside it. The only thing that fixed this was to click and drag some files from the problem folder to another folder, and then run Maven -> Update Project . I could then drag the files back without returning the red X.

Answer 9

Make sure you have a project | The line is automatically marked. I also ran into this issue and turned this to fix the problem.

Answer 10

I simply deleted all private libraries in JavaBuildPath and added banks again. He worked

Answer 11

I ran into the same problem while working on a selenium (Maven) project. The project folder and pom.xml showed the red cross symbol. This happened when I had an open test data table. I could remove the error by simply closing the data table, and never again encountered a problem