Internal Error The Selected File Is System File
Updated Likes 2 Comments 0 A partnership for Gr... Blog: Notes from Ra... pietje 120000QA4G Updated Likes 4 Comments 2 New Versions of Clea... Blog: Notes from Ra... naomimg 060001F9C7 Updated Likes 1 Comments 0 Details about new fe... Blog: Notes from Ra... naomimg 060001F9C7 Updated Likes 1 Comments 0 How HTML5 helps your... Blog: The Invisible... Vijaysanthi 270007G50E Updated Likes 0 Comments 0 ▼ Archive October 2010August 2010February 2010January 2010November 2009May 2009 ▼ Links follow me on twitter ▼ Blog Authors Notes of a Developer View All Entries Clicking the button causes a full page refresh. The user could go to the "Entry list" region to view the new content.) Entry list Problem with Rational Application Developer and ClearCase Plugin nickpoore 2700006FBC | | Tags: rad clearcase rational | 7,914 Views The Problem: Java project will not compile in Rational Application Developer due to a Internal error - the selected file is a system file that cannot be modified. It will be hidden. All software has bugs in it but some can drive you crazy and create extra frustration and lose more of your valuable time. After moving all my source code into a new project in RAD I imported all my projects and added them to ClearCase. Next I tried to compile them getting a 3 similar errors. (Note: First lesson read the error carefully. Often while rushing through something to get it complete I don’t read the full error which would save me time.) Anyway when trying to compile I kept on getting this error. The project was not built due to “Internal error - the selected file is a system file that cannot be modified. It will be hidden.”. Fix the problem, then try refreshing this project and building it since it may be inconsistent. After about 30 mins of frustration and almost ready to shutdown for the night I found a little file in the directory where the java class files were suppose to be named copyarea.db which was put there by ClearCase. ClearCase makes this file ReadOnly thus not allowing RAD to delete it when it
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