Re: no rule to process file
Re: no rule to process file
- Subject: Re: no rule to process file
- From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jun 2006 10:26:51 -0700
Ivan C Myrvold wrote:
>That was a very, very good hint. I have followed it, and documented the
>steps I did in this web page:
>
> http://www.myrvold.org/Cocoa/cocoajava.html
>
>I came as far as step 23, "Open your MyApplication target, and select
>"Cocoa Java specific" under..." I can't find the Cocoa Java Specific, as
>you can see at the bottom of my web page. I suspect it is because "MyTest"
>Target don't have the red concentric circles icon?
It probably would have worked if at step 1 you had started with "Cocoa-Java
Application" instead of "Cocoa Application". That would have created the
project from the Cocoa-Java template, which provides the Cocoa Java
Specific items in the Cocoa-Java target-editing window. If they're there,
you'll see them right away, before adding anything to the project.
If you don't start with a Cocoa-Java project, then none of the
independently addable targets is a Cocoa-Java target. Then you have to
create and edit the Cocoa-Java-specific Info.plist items manually, which
means you have to know what all those items are, and how to manually define
plist keys. I ran into that problem for a different reason when I
converted a later Cocoa-Java project I had. I did the steps in a different
order, and didn't notice the added plist "source" file that the Upgrade
created when I did my first project. My notes on the procedure:
<http://lists.apple.com/archives/java-dev/2006/Apr/msg00212.html>
-- GG
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