"Aspect and introduction must be in identical packages"

[Dr.Drane]

From time to time I get an "Aspect and introduction must be in identical packages" that leads to Roo stop functioning.

I work around by just recreating the project. But maybe there's another wat I could accomplish (or prevent?) this?

At a first look I never see my source files and .aj files being in wrong packages or anything, but I'm not 100% sure.

Thanks in advance!

[kniekamp]

I am also getting this error. Did you ever figure out a way to resolve it? I am using version 1.1.4.

Thanks

[camiloporto]

I am also getting this error... Any help?

Thanks

[camiloporto]

Found the code that generates this error at http://static.springsource.org/sprin...eComposer.html

private void appendTypeDeclaration() {
111 		Assert.isTrue(introductionTo.getPackage().equals(aspect.getPackage()), "Aspect and introduction must be in identical packages");
112 		
113 		this.appendIndent();
114 		if (itdTypeDetails.isPrivilegedAspect()) {
115 			this.append("privileged ");
116 		}
117 		this.append("aspect " + aspect.getSimpleTypeName() + " {");
118 		this.newLine(false);
119 		this.indent();
120 		this.newLine();
121 
122 		// Set to false, as it was set true during the above operations
123 		content = false;
124 	}

[camiloporto]

I found a strange behavior that was causing this problem here. Assuming you created your project with --toplevelpackage com.foo and your project name bar, you will have yout root package com.foo.bar. Your project should have a folder strucuture like src/test/java/com/foo/bar where roo creates the IntegrationTests classes. I have created a test class in default (root) package on the test folder structure (src/test/java). After this, roo presents the error message above. When I deleted the test class in the root package on test folder, roo stoped presenting the error message. Why? I don't know...

[rickywillson]

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[ebrahim]

Thanks camiloporto, very helpful reply. I had done exactly the same, a test class in root package of test folder and the same problem. After removing the test class everything work like a charm.

I found a strange behavior that was causing this problem here. Assuming you created your project with --toplevelpackage com.foo and your project name bar, you will have yout root package com.foo.bar. Your project should have a folder strucuture like src/test/java/com/foo/bar where roo creates the IntegrationTests classes. I have created a test class in default (root) package on the test folder structure (src/test/java). After this, roo presents the error message above. When I deleted the test class in the root package on test folder, roo stoped presenting the error message. Why? I don't know...