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ERExtensions in Java-Client controller?
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ERExtensions in Java-Client controller?


  • Subject: ERExtensions in Java-Client controller?
  • From: Ian Joyner <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 6 Jun 2006 10:10:51 +1000

NOTE: I posted this to the Wonder-disc group twice but neither turned up, so am posting here. Sorry.

I'm just converting our second project to Wonder. The first project is just a regular WO application running in browser. This project is a Java-Client app. In the controller classes, which are in the WebServer target, I get the compiler error message:

Main_interface_controller.java:14: package er.extensions does not exist
import er.extensions.*;
^

on the import statement for er.extensions. The ERX framework must be in the project OK, because the compiler is not complaining when compiling the Application, Session, and DirectAction classes, which are in the Application Server target. ERExtensions.framework and ERJars.framework are included in both the Application Server and Web Server targets.

Can I use ERExtensions with a Java-client controller class in this way? If so, what is the magic to get the import statement to work?

Thanks
Ian

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