> What OS are you using?
Linux
> Have you configured access rules for any of the JREs in the workspace?
No
> And is your project dependent on a specifically installed JRE or an
> OSGi execution environment?
I'm using the system JRE, v 1.5.0_06.
I am using a "target platform", if that's what y
Thanks Toni,
I've been following along in the newsgroup, but I'll definitely take a
better look and try it out.
OPS4J is definitely a pretty cool community with some great ideas.
-Simon
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 07/24/2007 07:14:26 PM:
> Hi!
>
> with regards to this effort to implement a R4 co
Hi!
with regards to this effort to implement a R4 compendium compilant
http-service implementation i would like to point you an effort at
OPS4J.org called PaxWeb. This is a framework independent, solid and
jetty6 based http-service implementation.
You can find out more at the wiki
http://wiki
What OS are you using? I know that the Mac stores its JVM classes over
two files (classes.jar, ui.jar) so I wonder if that might be relevant
here.
Have you configured access rules for any of the JREs in the workspace?
And is your project dependent on a specifically installed JRE or an
OSGi execut
> Where do you see the error? In the java code
> file where you import the javax.swing.event
> package or in your bundle MANIFEST.MF file where
> you use Import-Package: javax.swing.event?
In the bundle manifest.
The compilation error means that Eclipse refuses to build my project until I
"fix
Where do you see the error? In the java code file where you import the
javax.swing.event package or in your bundle MANIFEST.MF file where you use
Import-Package: javax.swing.event?
This package should be exported by the system bundle (org.eclipse.osgi in
equinox) when running on a J2SE-1.2 or
Hello!
I am getting a bunch of errors in Eclipse like the one above.
I thought that javax packages were supposed to be "automatically"
imported by the framework...
Is there some setting I need to set in Eclipse?
Thanks!
David
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