Toynbert
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JBuilder X
alright, I am working on a windows box, I want an IDE that has:
checkstyle
CVS
ant
which JBuilder has.
however JBuilder is not letting me edit/compile a single file.
for example....
the classic hello world doesn't work!
in HelloWorld.java:
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
}
}
I get this error:
"C:\Program Files\JBuilderX\jdk1.4\bin
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
Exception in thread "main"
if anyone who uses JBuilder can tell me how to get around its apparent dependance on projects
or if anyone has another windows IDE preference. let me know. I've used eclipse, and didn't like its file navigation.
checkstyle
CVS
ant
which JBuilder has.
however JBuilder is not letting me edit/compile a single file.
for example....
the classic hello world doesn't work!
in HelloWorld.java:
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
}
}
I get this error:
"C:\Program Files\JBuilderX\jdk1.4\bin
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundE
Exception in thread "main"
if anyone who uses JBuilder can tell me how to get around its apparent dependance on projects
or if anyone has another windows IDE preference. let me know. I've used eclipse, and didn't like its file navigation.
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Try pointing the classpath to C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_05\bi
That has the location of all the javac, java, etc files used to compile and run java files
JBuilder should have a configuration option that tells it where the SDK is located. I haven't used JBuilder X but I know JBuilder 8 allowed you to change the path of the location of the sdk files.
That has the location of all the javac, java, etc files used to compile and run java files
JBuilder should have a configuration option that tells it where the SDK is located. I haven't used JBuilder X but I know JBuilder 8 allowed you to change the path of the location of the sdk files.
The code is perfectly fine and if yuo created project from Menu New Project and Add a class file and name it HelloWorld, By default it will put it in the package with which you have named the project
e.g. if the project name is xyz the class package will be by default in
package xyz;
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
}
}
If this does not work
Try running simple projects from Sample projects
e.g. if the project name is xyz the class package will be by default in
package xyz;
public class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
}
}
If this does not work
Try running simple projects from Sample projects
I am currenly working on JBuilderX, you can ask me questions about it :)
This is not a compile error .... it just doesn't find the class to execute .... i get the same error if the class is in default package (i mean it has no package directive it the file).
Do you know why armoghan ?
Do you know why armoghan ?
I have uploaded a project with the code pasted above here
http://www.armoghan.com/untitled7.zip
It works fine with me. download it and see if it works with you..
If doesnot work, then there is problem with the JDK Path or you may need to reinstall the JBuilderX
http://www.armoghan.com/untitled7.zip
It works fine with me. download it and see if it works with you..
If doesnot work, then there is problem with the JDK Path or you may need to reinstall the JBuilderX
and installing it on c:\Jbuilderx instead of Program Files
ASKER
Alright, new question,
I have scrapped JBuilder, I'm going to do eclipse again because it is supported by my school.
anyway, I have a problem, I can go to console and type java -version and get the version info...
but when I try to compile something, it says that javac is unrecognised.
what's up with that?
I have scrapped JBuilder, I'm going to do eclipse again because it is supported by my school.
anyway, I have a problem, I can go to console and type java -version and get the version info...
but when I try to compile something, it says that javac is unrecognised.
what's up with that?
Your JRE is in Path but not JDK
ASKER
so how do I get the jdk in the path, what file or program should I be looking for to put in the path? because the path right now is pointing to the folder with javac.exe in it.
Try setting
JAVA_HOME, CLASSPATH and PATH variables
JAVA_HOME, CLASSPATH and PATH variables
ASKER
alright, I fixed everything, <it may have to have me doing console "set CLASSPATH=." every time I try to compile though.
now, if I have a CVS repository project,
how do I checkout correctly, make a new file, addit tto the project and commit the cvs
and have my partners see it all correctly,
currently, they are telling me that all my CVS updating is going straight to attic, yet the checkout sees it fine.
and I think this questiong is pretty much done... this one's for the money, who tells me this should also include how to give them points?
now, if I have a CVS repository project,
how do I checkout correctly, make a new file, addit tto the project and commit the cvs
and have my partners see it all correctly,
currently, they are telling me that all my CVS updating is going straight to attic, yet the checkout sees it fine.
and I think this questiong is pretty much done... this one's for the money, who tells me this should also include how to give them points?
I use CVS separately as I was using Project Group option and it has some problems with CVS updation,
When I update a file I commit it from the WinCVS
Similarly if I add a file I add it through WinCVS and then commit is from there.
>>>who tells me this should also include how to give them points?
You can increase the points and Accept best answered your question
When I update a file I commit it from the WinCVS
Similarly if I add a file I add it through WinCVS and then commit is from there.
>>>who tells me this should also include how to give them points?
You can increase the points and Accept best answered your question
ASKER
you use winCVS, is that the best for CVS?
for windows I think it is the best
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thank you guys, that really helped.
if I have any more questions on java compilation I know who to ask.
if I have any more questions on java compilation I know who to ask.
ASKER
CLASSPATH= "C:\Program Files\Java\j2re1.4.2_05\li
the second one I added, and that's what the file is in...
it still doesn't compile right.