Re: Xcode with .jar file
Re: Xcode with .jar file
- Subject: Re: Xcode with .jar file
- From: David Ewing <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 29 Dec 2003 15:21:03 -0700
On Dec 18, 2003, at 4:02 PM, Hiro Fujimoto wrote:
When I launched my application with debugger (via command+'Y'), the
debugger
window says 'Java Debugger...' not 'GDB' and it stopped reporting
fatal error
'java.lang.ClassNotFoundException'. I cannot understand why not it is
GDB. I think I
never change such option, I don't know where is such options.
In the Groups & Files list, double-click on on your project's
executable. At the bottom, there are "Launch Configuration" settings.
Select "Configure:Debug action", and under that, "Launch using:GDB".
I'm not sure how that would have gotten changed by opening your old PB
project in Xcode.
And for the record, I don't know of any changes to the Java bridge that
might cause any of the issues you're seeing. As far as I can tell, then
only errors you're seeing are with the Java debugger stopping at
uncaught exceptions. This happens a little too often with Cocoa-Java
these days. (The exceptions aren't really uncaught (they get caught
correctly by native code), but the Java VM can't tell and reports them
to Xcode's Java debugger as being uncaught. You should be able to just
hit the "continue" button. (But of course, it sounds like you want to
be debugging with gdb, so this is all moot.)
Dave
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