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using frameworks containing java code.
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using frameworks containing java code.


  • Subject: using frameworks containing java code.
  • From: email@hidden
  • Date: Tue, 1 Oct 2002 10:49:22 -0700

If I create a framework that contains java code and want to use it in my application, do I have to do anything other than link against that framework? It seems that unless I add the framework's jar to my NSJavaPath 'bundle key' in the app that references the framework, I am out of luck. If I don't manually edit NSJavaPath and include this jar my app doesn't run. Surely this isn't the right way to get this to work? Surely it is enough that I am linking against the framework. The jar is found at compile time based on the framework having been linked. A runtime error is produced if the framework (jar inclusive) isn't in my ~/Library/Frameworks. So... you'd think it would pick up the framework's jar all by itself. Is that true?
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