Re: Interface builder can't see my Java Library anymore in Jaguar
Re: Interface builder can't see my Java Library anymore in Jaguar
- Subject: Re: Interface builder can't see my Java Library anymore in Jaguar
- From: Richard Van Deren <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 4 Nov 2002 19:25:39 -0500
Well guys, nobody answered, not even apple.
The error, my error, was not being able to read the silly error
message. I deconstructed my java class and slowly rebuild it.
The problem was was not in the main class, but in the classes included
in the class. Once I added the missing archive my main class was
found. Apple does not seem to think that error message that are
unclear are just as much an error as bugs in code.
And why is the nib so secret? We have no access to it. I am still
looking for the NSPopUpList.
On Thursday, October 24, 2002, at 02:07 PM, Richard Van Deren wrote:
Re: Missing Java Class.
Hi Joe, cocoa developers, ProjectBuilder users, and the folks at apple.
Did you find an answer?
I had similar problem with with 10.1.5 and the April Dev Tools.
Apple Bugs folks did not respond with a meaningful solution.
I just went my merry with substituting System Services for Java Classes
in Object-C++ project.
That worked great and was better for working with the debugger.
But I missing my java classes. I think it has something to do with
the conversion of the index, from version to version, but I really have
no idea. I too kept rebuilding my index. Magically I would find my
Java class sometimes. Yes, when I get upset I put my 'build' directory
in the trash.
I want my java classes back. They appear in the PB Class Browser
Pane. The nib loader just can not find them:
From the console:
2002-10-24 14:02:51.372 MyResume[4424] Unknown class `XSLTransformer' in
nib file, using `NSObject' instead.
2002-10-24 14:03:13.867 MyResume[4424] Unknown class `XindiceResumes' in
nib file, using `NSObject' instead.
If anyone is interested I use java in my objective-c in order to use the
Apache.org's projects, my most recent is Xindice XMLdb. Some of
Apache.org's XML projects are in C++, and I did get Xerces C working,
but, it is so confusing using Objective-C with C++, we need Objective-C
interfaces. A lot of the Apache.org's stuff is only in Java. I have
Xalan and Fop working as MacOS X system services in Java.
Apples's support of XML seems lacking to me.
I hope Apple responds. I will copy this to the applebugs folks.
Problem ID: 3021582 closed with a non-answer.
While I am at it, where is the NSPopUpList class? You get a missing
class when you use the debugger, one for every ComboBox.
On Thursday, August 29, 2002, at 05:05 PM, Joe Lester wrote:
My 10.1 Obj-C app used a java class that made use of other java classes
in a JAR file I had imported into Project Builder.
It used to work just fine in 10.1 but when I moved up to 10.2 Jaguar
last week and tried to relink to the updated 10.2 frameworks it gives
me a build error: "package myJavaPackage does not exist.".
I've re-indexed the project file (more than once) and made sure that
I've specified the JAR file in Info.plist as described in the Help
(under "Specifying the Jar File in the Info.plist"). I've also looked
at the new Project Builder Release notes and didn't really notice
anything there.
I'm sure it's right in front of my face. I just need someone to turn on
the light. Thanks.
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