Matt wrote:
>I'm new to Xcode and the files I am using are straight up java rather than
>the cocoa-java bridge. I've got an a simple block of code that runs fine
>in Eclipse 3.1. I've created a Java Tool project in Xcode and added my
>files.
Are there any jars in the files you've added?
>"Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: javax/jms/Message"
That's a J2EE/JMS class. J2EE isn't installed by default on Mac OS X.
If it's in a jar that Xcode is using by default, you'll have to find where
that jar is, then add it to your program's classpath.
>
>Now since it 1) Runs perfectly in Eclipse 2) Builds fine in Xcode, I am
>assuming there is a build setting in Xcode I am missing. Does anyone have
>any suggestions?
If it runs perfectly in Eclipse, it's probably because Eclipse is setting
the classpath to include the J2EE/JMS jar. Look at exactly what Eclipse is
doing to the classpath when it runs something.
If it builds fine in Xcode, it's because Xcode knows about a jar that has
the class in it. I can't tell you which one it is, nor where Xcode is
finding it. However, if the class is in a jar you added to your project,
then that's where Xcode is finding it. The remedy is to either copy jars,
preset your classpath, or merge the jars into the output.
-- GG
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