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The problem occurs when the mapping file is found only if the interface is not found;Solution One:Storing the mapping file under resources requires that the package name be consistent with the package name of the interface;Workaround Two:Add

When you use eclipse to package maven projects, the invalid LOC header (bad signature) exception is reported. eclipsemavenWhen packaging on eclipse, an error is returned: [INFO] Including org.codehaus.groovy:groovy-all:jar:2.4.3 in the shaded

Invalid PLSQL objects and unavailable indexes may affect performance. Invalid PLSQL objects must be recompiled before they can be used. This requires an attempt to access PLSQ Invalid PL/SQL objects and unavailable indexes may affect performance.

Recently I made a data management tool and encountered a "strange" problem. When running it directly in eclipse, all functions can be used normally, but exporting the jar package to the desktop won't work, some buttons are invalid, or the interface

Linux Study Notes (11) software package management, linux Study Notes Linux software packages include the source code package (script installation package) and Binary Package (RPM package and system default package ). The advantages of the source

ORA-06575: the package or function NO_VM_DROP_PROC is invalid, wndproc FunctionSQL> drop user aaa; Drop user aaa ORA-00604: recursive SQL Level 1 errorORA-06575: the package or function NO_VM_DROP_PROC is invalidORA-06512: In line 21 SQL> alter

Two ways that eclipse will package a Java project that references a third-party jar package into a jar fileScenario One: The export feature that comes with eclipseStep 1: Prepare the master manifest file "MANIFEST." MF ",Because it is a Java project

Reprinted from: http://www.cnblogs.com/lanxuezaipiao/p/3291641.htmlScenario One: The export feature that comes with eclipseStep 1: Prepare the master manifest file "MANIFEST." MF ",Because it is a Java project that refers to a third-party jar