Yes. There is one jar used in this project. I've added it to my
project and in my target settings, under "Link Binary With
Libraries" I've selected "Merge". This seems to have solved my
problem and now my app will run. The only drawback (and its a big
one) is that building time has increased exponentially. So I am
looking for other options, if there are any.
<snip stuff about the classpath>
Can you state explicitly how this is done?
For Java Tool and Java Swing Application project types, normally the
magic steps include:
1. In an appropriate place in your project structure where you want
your jar files listed, right click and choose Add->Existing
Frameworks. Navigate to your jar file(s) and select them. Depending
on your defaults and setup, you may want to select Relative to
Project or Relative to Enclosing Group or your project may break when
you move it to another machine.
2. In your project, under Targets, double-click your main target to
open the target settings. In the target settings, under Info.plist
Entries, go to Pure Java Specific and there is a section for
Classpath. Click the plus button make a new entry for each jar that
reads $JAVAROOT/<your jar name here>.
3. Right click the Build Phases section and choose New Build Phase-
>New Copy Files Build Phase. In the Where dropdown, choose Java
Resources, and then drag and drop your jar(s) into that box from the
project file list.
That usually gets things working for me without having to merge jars,
which takes forever. There may be an easier way, but I don't use
Xcode much for Java, as I build and run all my pure Java apps in
Eclipse.
Good luck,
Logan Allred
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