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Re: Adding Third Party Java Class Files
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Re: Adding Third Party Java Class Files


  • Subject: Re: Adding Third Party Java Class Files
  • From: Nathan Dumar <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 28 Dec 2004 13:55:02 -0500

It might be that the target setting is wrong. To the left of the list of files are checkboxes that indicate which target they're included with. They will change value when you change the "Active Target" popup at the top left of the Xcode window. Make sure they're checked when Application Server is the active target.

Jars don't need to be merged (I've never done that, but I've read that it makes upgrades difficult). In the future, you can just drop them in /Library/Java/Extensions or /Library/WebObjects/Extensions

Take care,
Nathan


On Dec 28, 2004, at 1:46 PM, Janice Cheung wrote:

    Greetings!

     I have a question concerning third party class files. 

    Initially I had third party jar files which happily (and conveniently) could be merged to the
    Xcode project and/or added as a new CLASSPATH.  However, one company providing these
    particular jar files has released a newly updated software version, but without the nifty jars. 


    Instead, separate Java classes have been sent to me, to be incorporated into my project. 
    My project does not recognize these files, though I have added them to the


     "Classes" -> "Add to Project" section. 

    Is there something trivial that I may be missing, in order to have my new third party Java classes
    recognized by the compiler?  I keep getting:


    com.webobjects.foundation.NSForwardException for java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: myThirdPartyJarFileNames

     Apologies for my ignorance!

     Happy Holidays and have a wonderful New Year!

     Best regards,
     Janice

   
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