Use custom Java class in Ivy Script

LeeMcDonald

Hi, I have written a customer java class and added it to a package i have creadted the src folder in my project. When I am in Ivu Script I can import the class as it doesn't show up. How can I make the class avabile to Ivy Script

Lukas Lieb

Hi LeeMcDonald

What version of Ivy do you work with?
If I search for my class it appears in IvyScript (v12.0.3):

LeeMcDonald

Hi, I have managed to be able to reference my new class in Ivy Script, it just doesn't show up when I try to add it as an import. Is there a reason for this?
Thanks
Lee

LeeMcDonald

Thanks for getting back to me Lukas. The problem was that when I was trying to reference my class through the imports method, my class wasn't showing up in Ivy script. Today I opened my project and I can now see it.

I guess the question I have now is, was their something that I needed to do to update the designer so that it could see it?

Lukas Lieb

Not sure what you mean.
So did you update the Designer and now it works?
What version of the Designer do you use?

LeeMcDonald

Hi Lukas, so I created a custom class in my project under the src folder.
Ivy.log().info("Name" + sourceProducts.get(0).name);

but when I go into an Ivy Script dialog and try to import it ie
Import ricoh.JavaFileOperations

I get an error saying the the import ricoh.JavaFileOperations cannot be resolved.

LeeMcDonald

Sorry please ignore the vy.log().info("Name" + sourceProducts.get(0).name); statement in the previous message. it was meant to be this image.

Louis Müller

Hi LeeMcDonald

I could not reproduce the problem with Designer 12.0.3. Do you write the “import...” yourself? I would avoid that and let the editor do it. Just search for the new class name. See example:

If this does not help, could you please share your designer version and a short screen recording illustrating your problem?

Alexander Suter

@LeeMcDonald Has outlined that he has created the source folder on his own. Maybe the .classpath file is not correct.

Louis Müller

Nevertheless, the src folder on the screenshot provided does have an src folder icon, so I assume that the .classpath file is correct.