On Fri, 03 Mar 2000, Akintayo Holder wrote:
> I think you should try to compile and run from the command line first.
> If I heard correctly JBuilder 3 needs to have the Sun JDK for Linux
> installed before using. Attempting to compile and run a program from the
> command line will resolve a lot of issues e.g. is the classpath set up
> properly, do I have Kaffe installed etc.
> So try that and let me know what happens
> > At this early stage of my coding
> > career, however, I think I need all the help I can get.
> I question how much help Jbuilder is, unless you are building GUI's or
> Applets ?
Thanks Akintayo
Yes, I can compile and run my files from command line, which is great. Given,
however, that it took me 80 or so minutes and two attempts to download JBuilder
from the web, it would also be nice to be able to compile and run my files from
that interface. Obviously there is something wrong with my set up. The errors
I'm getting refer to my sourcepath:
Warning#: 908 : check sourcepath; source /root/jbproject/src/SavitchIn.java
cannot be found on sourcepath by appending /SavitchIn.java to each sourcepath
entry.
Warning#: 908 : check sourcepath; source /root/jbproject/src/FirstProgram.java
cannot be found on sourcepath by appending /FirstProgram.java to each
sourcepath entry.
SavitchIn.java is a class that enables the user to input characters, strings,
etc. FirstProgram is a simple source file comprising of about 12 statements.
I added /root/jbproject/src to my path using the export command but this did
not get rid of my compile errors. I know that using JBuilder now is a bit of
overkill, given that I'm at the stage of writing "Hello World" type
applications, but I thought it would be useful to get familiar with the
interface. We'll be developing GUI's and applets later on in the semester.
Thanks again though, for responding to my query.
Cheers
Sharon
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