On 27 avr. 06, at 15:57, Robert Walker wrote:
Philippe,
Also if you double-click your "Application Server" target, click on
"Expert View," you will find the "OTHER_JAVA_CLASS_PATH" setting.
If you add your path there Xcode will append it to the generated
class path. That is if you are using Xcode for development.
If you want a .jar file to be available to all WebObjects
applications, but not necessarily all Java programs you can put
the .jar inside /Library/WebObjects/Extensions. This is/was
documented somewhere in the Apple Documentation in a discussion of
"Third-party jars."
And, of course, if you want a jar to be shared by all Java
applications on the system then add your .jar to /Library/Java/
Extensions.
By the way, you can see the generated class path at the very top of
the run log when you execute your application.
Thank you Robert,
that's what I was looking for. Now my project builds correctly.
regards
Philippe
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