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I was able to get this working. I had to update the javac.classpath and the
run.classpath in project.properties. Then I was able to compile and test.
Everything seems to be working as before.
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On Friday, October 14, 2016 at 7:41:24 PM UTC-7, Shai Almog wrote:
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> Sorry I misunderstood this as a change to the build.xml.
>
> The impl file is an internal part of NetBeans so it's hard to tell what
> sort of effect this would have.
> I'm a bit stumped with this as we changed a lot of thin
Sorry I misunderstood this as a change to the build.xml.
The impl file is an internal part of NetBeans so it's hard to tell what
sort of effect this would have.
I'm a bit stumped with this as we changed a lot of things since 2012 but I
can't think of anything that would impact this. Are you usi
On Wednesday, October 12, 2016 at 6:48:58 PM UTC-7, Shai Almog wrote:
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> We didn't have a choice to remove it once we came out with xcode 7.x
> support. It was problematic there.
>
> Did you when you save in Codename One Settings does it prompt you to
> update the build.xml?
> Did you update i
We didn't have a choice to remove it once we came out with xcode 7.x
support. It was problematic there.
Did you when you save in Codename One Settings does it prompt you to update
the build.xml?
Did you update it?
If this is a really old project then just create a new project and look at
the c
OK, so ${javac.classpath} is defined in nbprojects/project.properties. Mine
was last updated about a month ago. I manually changed the classpath
settings and I can now compile.
However when I run my app in the simulator I get a class not found
exception for the barcode scanner whereas the new a
My CodenameOne Netbeans projects date back to 2012 and I began to think
that might be the problem.
I created a new CodenameOne project in Netbeans, just the basic Hello
World. I used CodenameOne settings to install the scanner cn1lib and
refreshed.
I added the imports to the MyApplication.java
On Tuesday, October 11, 2016 at 6:26:39 PM UTC-7, Shai Almog wrote:
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> This was announced quite a while back (3.3 release if I remember
> correctly). We need to to do it to increase iOS portability as the scanning
> lib had bitcode issues.
>
I knew it was coming but as your implementation st
This was announced quite a while back (3.3 release if I remember
correctly). We need to to do it to increase iOS portability as the scanning
lib had bitcode issues.
Is it possible you downloaded the HTML link to the file and not the library
binary?
Delete that file.
Make sure your plugin is upd
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