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Re: Confused on setting java project with XCode.
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Re: Confused on setting java project with XCode.


  • Subject: Re: Confused on setting java project with XCode.
  • From: Sebastien Sahuc <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 25 Oct 2003 13:24:57 -0700

Frank,

First of all, thanks for the fast reply,

you said:
Select the target in the Groups & Files pane.
Get Info
Switch to the Rules tab
Select jikes in the "System Java rule" entry instead of JavaC.


This is what I feared. The documentation does indeed refer to the 'Rules' tab in the Info panel for the target. Unfortunately there isn't such tabs in my case. Here is what I did:

File->new Project
Select 'Java Tools' template
Put any project name
In the group & Files panel, highlight the sole target node
Hit the Info button
The only two tab panes I do see are 'General' and 'Properties', but no 'Rules' or 'Build' panes. Is that expected ?


Tx,

Sebastien Sahuc




On Oct 25, 2003, at 10:55 AM, Frank Midgley wrote:

On Oct 25, 2003, at 11:30 AM, Sebastien Sahuc wrote:

In an attempt to switch to XCode from Eclipse (too slow), I was playing around with a small java project. There are a few things that I couldn't figure out, even after reading the online help.

In project builder, an additional documentation made available on ADC (Java and project builder), explains pretty well the optional properties that need to be set if you want to use another compiler, if your source code resides on a sub directory rather than the project's one, etc....

You'll have to ask more specifically about other properties of interest, but to use the jikes compiler:


Select the target in the Groups & Files pane.
Get Info
Switch to the Rules tab
Select jikes in the "System Java rule" entry instead of JavaC.

I don't believe there is any difference in how Xcode manages locations of source files. Drag or add any file to some point in the tree in the Groups & Files pane. Get info on a file in the tree to change whether it tracks absolutely, relatively, etc.

-Frank

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