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Problem accessing Java Class from legacy framework
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Problem accessing Java Class from legacy framework


  • Subject: Problem accessing Java Class from legacy framework
  • From: Richard Van Deren <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Sep 2004 17:43:25 -0400

I am working out a problem that is unique to me, but, who knows maybe there is someone out there that can advice me.

My goal. Use Apache FOP, "formatting objects, xlst" in an objective-c cocoa application.
I have done this successfully, however, I continually have problems with new versions, Java, Cocoa, Xcode and the sparse and multiple versions of the documentation on how to use the Java Bridge.
The now ancient update of Java, Java 1.4.2 update 1, caused FOP to stop working. It complained that you could not start AWT from the main application thread.
The solution for this problem is to use a detached thread call FOP from there. It worked find after I learned all about starting detached threads and the connection between threads.
Previously, I compiled my java classes in a system service. In this rewrite I decided that the service was not necessary and that I should use a framework.
I built my framework, however, my java class is not found. I am using Xcode 1.5 and I am forced to use a legacy framework target because Xcode still does not know how to compile java classes in a native target.
In my FOP system service I used NSClassFromString to find my java classes. That worked fine. The same code does not work in the embedded framework.


I am currently trying the NSJava... functions to see if I can not find my classes.

There are so many versions here and so many things to check. I do not know what is wrong. I am sure I will get it working.

You are welcome to comment if I am calling FOP the right way.



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Rich Van Deren
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