RE: Listing of routines and classes
RE: Listing of routines and classes
- Subject: RE: Listing of routines and classes
- From: "Fournier, Pete" <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 15:36:12 -0500
- Thread-topic: Listing of routines and classes
Sure. Configure a project in Jbuilder to point to the required
Webobjects classes and code in it. It works great. Too bad Apple does
not supply an IDE that is descent, but I guess they figure there are so
many descent tools out there that it is not worth their while.
You will still need to compile using the WO Tools and configure your
project/make files there, but that's not that big a deal. Or, you can
even code those by hand if you prefer that level of pain.
Pete Fournier
-----Original Message-----
From: Andre Olivier [mailto:email@hidden]
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2003 11:46 AM
To: email@hidden
Subject: Listing of routines and classes
As a rookie, I find it quite hard to figure out which routines or
classes I need to call to do a specific task. I find it easy to run
through a tutorial where the methods are given, but when I program on
my own in ProjectBuilder, I seem to look back at the tutorial quite
often to see the syntax and when they are used.
In jBuilder it is easier, since it pops up the appropriate methods from
a routine. For example
method (Graphics g)
g.drawString(.......);
After I typed "g." in jBuilder the app brings up the called methods
from the java.awt.* library, which in this example I chose
drawString(). How can I get a similar feature in PB? There is a
projectbuilderaccess.movie file that describes access to API
information but it doesn't seem to work in my java class files.
Any suggestions on how I could find the appropriate API methods quickly?
Rgds
Andre
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