As the title suggests, I am trying to profile an enterprise application, which is running in glassfish3 using Netbeans 6.9.1. Running normally, and using the debugger works fine. But when I want to profile the application I get the following error:
Target "compile-test-single" does not exist in the project "IDE". It is used from target "profile-test-single".
BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)
NOTE: IDE
is the name of the project. It has nothing to do with "Integrated Development Environment"!
The project was created a few years back in NetBeans 5. To be on the safe side, I did a complete new checkout, removing all files which are auto-generated by NetBeans (build.xml
, nbproject/*
, ...). After that, I re-created a new "Enterprise Application with existing sources", which should re-create those files. And it did.
So now I should have the files just the way NetBeans should like them. Yet, I still get this error. Why is compile-test-single
not created in the build.xml file? I grepped 开发者_JAVA百科through the project folder, googled on the web, and still, I cannot find it.
Am I supposed to write it myself?
The project consists of an EJB module and a Swing client module. No web-module!
I faced the same problem (just a different project name).
"compile-test-single" does not exist in the project "ShoppingCart". It is used from target "profile-test-single".BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)
You can do the following to overcome the above error.
- Find the path of the build.xml file (usually it will be
Workspace\Project\build.xml
) - Open the file (make a backup of the file as a part of emergency).
- Find the Line containing
import file="nbproject/profiler-build-impl.xml"
- Delete the above line.
- Save the
build.xml
- Run your project again.
精彩评论