Moved Project To a New Computer -- Path To Code Is Different and I Need to Modify the Path #4
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Len, If this is a question about MyEclipse, you should reinstall it on the new machine instead of just copying the folder. Please let us know if you require further assistance. |
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Thank you, Brian, for this advice.
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Len,
This sounded like an application specific question, which we won't be able to assist with - I would suggest you use environment variables to figure out what user paths are as opposed to hardcoding values in your program.
If this is a question about MyEclipse, you should reinstall it on the new machine instead of just copying the folder.
Please let us know if you require further assistance.
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I have a new Windows 11 computer. On my previous computer, my User directory was "Len Jacobson". The new computer has forced me to have a User directory with the name, "Jacob".
When I try to run my Java code, it immediately gets an error:
because the *C:\Users\Len Jacobson* directory doesn't exist.
Is it possible to make a simple change to correct this issue?
Thanks much.
Len Jacobson
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