I sometimes experience problems resolving basic language classes like String
in Rose 2000. You should create a new project using the Java 2.0 framework,
which should resolve all of those references for you, and import your models
into there. I suspect the problem you've encountered is a bug in Rose.
Cheers
Jason Gorman
http://www.xml-objects.com
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Subject: (ROSE) Reverse Engineering Java
Hi all,
I am new to Rose J, and have problems RE java classes.
I have java models included with product, and specify in classpath from
project specification all possible jar files.
I have got errors of type:
Error Resolving qualified name
Thanks in advance
Slav
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