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RE: Annoying Java Class/Nib problem
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RE: Annoying Java Class/Nib problem


  • Subject: RE: Annoying Java Class/Nib problem
  • From: "Kent Smotherman" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 08:55:07 -0500

Thanks for the tips! Unfortunately, I don't think any apply to me - I've
left my main class without a package although I do pull in a number of other
packages I wrote from this "main" packageless class. I've also tried a clean
but that didn't help either, as well as blowing away at least some things
from the product path like my main class file without effect as well. I was
trying to get access the the jar file PB creates for the java code but it
doesn't appear to be stored anywhere outside the app and couldn't find a way
to get it as a standalone file so I could look at it's contents. I'm getting
close to just going back to pure java with Netbeans for the app I'm working
on and saying to heck with Cocoa/Java for the time being, but I'd really
prefer to keep it as Cocoa/Java....

Kent

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 >Re: Annoying Java Class/Nib problem (From: "Doug Knowles \(PB\)" <email@hidden>)

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