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Scriptable Cocoa Java question
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Scriptable Cocoa Java question


  • Subject: Scriptable Cocoa Java question
  • From: Doug Knowles (lists) <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 16 May 2002 15:16:48 -0400

I am having trouble getting my Cocoa Java app scriptable, and I'm beginning to think that the scriptSuite interpreter can not deal with package-qualified class names such as com.mycompany.MyDocument.

To confirm this, I modified the Java Sketch app to define its model classes within a package, and the app became non-scriptable. (Of course, it's entirely possible I broke something while modifying the project, although I do have it back to its original working state.)

Can anyone confirm or refute this? A working example of a scriptable Cocoa Java app employing package names would be ideal, but I'm getting that sinking feeling that I don't have a lot of company in the Cocoa-Java space. (I'd use Obj-C, but my classes pre-date Cocoa by a couple of years.)

TIA,
Doug Knowles
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