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Re: NSDocument / Java problem
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Re: NSDocument / Java problem


  • Subject: Re: NSDocument / Java problem
  • From: Christian Pekeler <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 07:44:07 -0700

Not sure I quite understand you,
If you define a package for your NSDocument subclass:
package myPackage;

The NSDocument is not found and the error message "Can't create new document" is displayed
You need to specify the correct path in the field: Target->Documents Types->Document class

I know, I've done that. I can create new documents just fine. Only if I save a document, the file doesn't get the file extension. And if I try to load a document with correct file extension, it isn't selectable in the open panel. Just as if I didn't specify an extension in the target, but I've done that, too.

Christian
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 >Re: NSDocument / Java problem (From: Marc Pergand <email@hidden>)

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