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Java Spring Basics Introduction and Setting up Our Development Tools Gradle in Action

External libraries problem

I can only see the java dependency in the external libraries section, could it be because I'm behind a firewall? Thanks, Luca

3 Answers

Alexander Nikiforov
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Alexander Nikiforov
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If you mean that you don't see 'Dependencies' Folder in 'Gradle Projects' window

and see it only in 'External Libraries', don't worry. It is simply because your version of Intellijdea is newer, and

after I hit refresh, I see for example only

  • Source Sets
  • Tasks

And 'Dependencies' are hidden inside 'Source Sets/main' for me

Do you see the same folders, is that your question ?

Hi, the problem is I can't see the external dependencies under External libraries, in the video it is shown there are libraries for junit, I don't have them in my project, I think there's some problem with IntelliJ, I've started watching the videos in "Local development" hoping to figure out the problem at some point, for now I can't move on with the Spring Basics course :(((

Alexander Nikiforov
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Alexander Nikiforov
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Well, you need to provide more information...

Make a video, or screenshots.

If there is error in Gradle, than there should be error, or squiggly lines, saying that there is a problem downloading.

Did you by chance take 'Gradle Workshop' ? It is very important Workshop to start using Gradle and dependencies

https://teamtreehouse.com/library/dependency-management-with-gradle

I thought the courses were self-contained, I'll try and figure it out.