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Building/Deploying a Java application
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Building/Deploying a Java application


  • Subject: Building/Deploying a Java application
  • From: Randall Meadows <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 26 May 2004 13:54:52 -0400

I'm trying to create an Xcode project for our Java program, basing it on an existing Eclipse project. I have created the project, added the .java files, and added a number of external .jar files that are required, and everything compiles. But when I run/debug, I'm getting a "class not found" error on an external jar file (and at this point I presume all of them).

I am very much a Java newbie, and I'm not much more experienced with Xcode, *especially* with Java; I've only done pure Cocoa applications with it. This is a pure Java application.

The external jar files are found in folders which are at the same level as the Xcode project file itself, as in:

Foobar folder:
  project.xcode
  firstJarFolder:
    first.jar
  secondJarFolder:
    second.jar
  srcFolder:
    com:
      whatever...

Can anyone point me to some (even half-way) decent documentation on how to configure the classpath (which is what I think the problem is) in my Xcode projects target settings (in particular, but a general discussion of how to create more than a "Hello World" java swing application would be nice)?
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