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: Thu, 24 Oct 2002 14:07:41 -0400
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:
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My 10.1 Obj-C app used a java class that made use of other java classes
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in a JAR file I had imported into Project Builder.
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It used to work just fine in 10.1 but when I moved up to 10.2 Jaguar
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last week and tried to relink to the updated 10.2 frameworks it gives
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me a build error: "package myJavaPackage does not exist.".
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I've re-indexed the project file (more than once) and made sure that
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I've specified the JAR file in Info.plist as described in the Help
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(under "Specifying the Jar File in the Info.plist"). I've also looked
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at the new Project Builder Release notes and didn't really notice
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anything there.
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I'm sure it's right in front of my face. I just need someone to turn on
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the light. Thanks.
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