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I get this error message in Eclipse:
Access restriction: The type DirectoryWalker is not accessible
due to restriction on required library
/Library/Java/Extensions/commons-io-1.4.jar
what does this mean? There’s this other SO question on the same topic but it doesn’t seem to apply in this case. I’m not creating a new java class, I’m trying to use one.
At a guess another library you are using also requires Apache Commons I/O, but a different version. Having a piece of code (transitively) have access to two versions of the same packages is a little tricky. You can probably arrange it so your code and the other library use the same version. It’s all much easier with CLASSPATH! 🙂