Intellij cannot resolve symbol 'lang3' apache
I would like to use StringUtils and have downloaded the "apache commons jar" zip file, copied the unzipped jar file into a lib folder in my intellij project, and added it to Libraries and to the classpath (via Project Settings). Then I imported with
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
but intelliJ can't resolve 'lang3'. Does anyone have any advice? Note: similar questions exist on stack exchange, eg. here and here, but they're not quite the same issue and their solutions haven't helped.
FYI I downloaded the 'common-lang3/common-lang3.jar.zip' folder from this website.
Thanks!
java apache intellij-idea apache-commons-lang3
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
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I would like to use StringUtils and have downloaded the "apache commons jar" zip file, copied the unzipped jar file into a lib folder in my intellij project, and added it to Libraries and to the classpath (via Project Settings). Then I imported with
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
but intelliJ can't resolve 'lang3'. Does anyone have any advice? Note: similar questions exist on stack exchange, eg. here and here, but they're not quite the same issue and their solutions haven't helped.
FYI I downloaded the 'common-lang3/common-lang3.jar.zip' folder from this website.
Thanks!
java apache intellij-idea apache-commons-lang3
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
32
add a comment |
I would like to use StringUtils and have downloaded the "apache commons jar" zip file, copied the unzipped jar file into a lib folder in my intellij project, and added it to Libraries and to the classpath (via Project Settings). Then I imported with
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
but intelliJ can't resolve 'lang3'. Does anyone have any advice? Note: similar questions exist on stack exchange, eg. here and here, but they're not quite the same issue and their solutions haven't helped.
FYI I downloaded the 'common-lang3/common-lang3.jar.zip' folder from this website.
Thanks!
java apache intellij-idea apache-commons-lang3
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
32
I would like to use StringUtils and have downloaded the "apache commons jar" zip file, copied the unzipped jar file into a lib folder in my intellij project, and added it to Libraries and to the classpath (via Project Settings). Then I imported with
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils;
but intelliJ can't resolve 'lang3'. Does anyone have any advice? Note: similar questions exist on stack exchange, eg. here and here, but they're not quite the same issue and their solutions haven't helped.
FYI I downloaded the 'common-lang3/common-lang3.jar.zip' folder from this website.
Thanks!
java apache intellij-idea apache-commons-lang3
java apache intellij-idea apache-commons-lang3
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
32
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
32
edited Nov 21 at 6:53
asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
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asked Nov 20 at 22:38
KMunro
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asked Nov 20 at 22:38
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You need to unpack the zip and add the extracted common-lang3.jar file to the module dependencies instead of the downloaded common-lang3.jar.zip file.
Here is the sample project: HelloStringUtils.zip.
Result of the execution and import working:
Dependency configuration screenshots:
- module dependencies
- library contents
StringUtilsclass browsable in the library jar
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
270k48638642
Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
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You need to unpack the zip and add the extracted common-lang3.jar file to the module dependencies instead of the downloaded common-lang3.jar.zip file.
Here is the sample project: HelloStringUtils.zip.
Result of the execution and import working:
Dependency configuration screenshots:
- module dependencies
- library contents
StringUtilsclass browsable in the library jar
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
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Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
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You need to unpack the zip and add the extracted common-lang3.jar file to the module dependencies instead of the downloaded common-lang3.jar.zip file.
Here is the sample project: HelloStringUtils.zip.
Result of the execution and import working:
Dependency configuration screenshots:
- module dependencies
- library contents
StringUtilsclass browsable in the library jar
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
270k48638642
Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
add a comment |
You need to unpack the zip and add the extracted common-lang3.jar file to the module dependencies instead of the downloaded common-lang3.jar.zip file.
Here is the sample project: HelloStringUtils.zip.
Result of the execution and import working:
Dependency configuration screenshots:
- module dependencies
- library contents
StringUtilsclass browsable in the library jar
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
270k48638642
You need to unpack the zip and add the extracted common-lang3.jar file to the module dependencies instead of the downloaded common-lang3.jar.zip file.
Here is the sample project: HelloStringUtils.zip.
Result of the execution and import working:
Dependency configuration screenshots:
- module dependencies
- library contents
StringUtilsclass browsable in the library jar
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
270k48638642
edited Nov 21 at 7:24
answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
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answered Nov 20 at 22:42
CrazyCoder
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answered Nov 20 at 22:42
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Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
add a comment |
Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
Hi, yes I did, but thanks and I've updated my question
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 6:54
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro see the updated answer. Everything works fine.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 7:27
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
@KMunro If it still doesn't work for you, the only way to get help would be to share the Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example.
– CrazyCoder
Nov 21 at 9:37
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
thanks! I noticed your jar had a different name and contents, so I copied that and it worked. Oddly, when I revisit the link in my post, from which I downloaded the original (clearly wrong) jar file, it is the correct file now. I've no idea why but thankyou.
– KMunro
Nov 21 at 11:51
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