Re: NetBeans and TDK 2.2

[Claudio Mendoza]

I don't understand why you may be having this problem. I use NetBeans 
with no problem mounting it the way you are. The only thing I can think 
is when I mount any source, it has to be done on the root of the source 
(usually .../src/java) and the compilers need to be setup to compile to 
the WEB-INF/classes directory by default.

Hope this helps.

David_Solbach/MR/de/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,

I wonder how to use NetBeans to work with the TDK, I read a howto on 
remote debugging, and that works fine (at least it stop's at my 
breakpoints and so on).
But I have another Problem, when I mount the filesystem in Netbeans, (I 
mount the directory $tdkroot/webapps/myapp) it obviously recognizes it as 
a web application, builds completion-db's and so on.

Unfortunately I get a load of "Invalid package declaration" errors... 
every source file, that uses a code like:

import org.myapp.modules.screen;

or similar, creates this kind of error, also "class MyClass extends 
SecureScreen" creates an error message, because SecureScreen isn't 
recognized (because of the invalid package declaration).
I tried google a lot to find a solution, but couldn't find a howto on 
using NetBeans with TDK, what IDE's do you prefer?
what should I do?

Thank You,

David



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