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Asked: May 29, 20262026-05-29T04:45:43+00:00 2026-05-29T04:45:43+00:00

I keep a couple of .css and .js files inside the res/raw folder of

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I keep a couple of .css and .js files inside the res/raw folder of my android project. These files are loaded from a WebView instance and are in this folder mainly due to the access path limitations in WebView.
But my problem is that Eclipse does not include the css and js files into the build dependencies of my project. If I only touch one of these files the build flow is not regenerating the application. I did add the project/res folder to the the Java Build Path in the “source” tab but that didn’t help. (I run eclipse 3.6.2 on mac as downloaded – no customizations)
How can I include these files in the build flow ?

UPDATE:

1) moving to the asset folder does not resolve the issue (changes to the css and js files are still not triggering a rebuild)

2) It actually seems like the modification of the js/css files has an impact on the 2nd build after the change. Touching only those files will result in a complete build after hitting the build button twice – Anyone else seen this ?

UPDATE 2:

1) I observer this only on MAC, the same version of eclipse works flawlessly on PC.

UPDATE 3:

1) This is only an issue when using an external editor for the files, once I switched to the Text view inside Eclipse, the rebuild happens correctly.

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    2026-05-29T04:45:43+00:00Added an answer on May 29, 2026 at 4:45 am

    I did not find a clean workaround, but switching to the internal editor (regular TextView for all the js and html files) solved the problem partially. As long as I stay within the eclipse environment this works fine.

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