I inherited a java app that has quite a few errors and bugs; I will be using
netbeans to fix it. I need to build it asap so that I can fix the mathematical
algorithms for the primary user.
The problem: I am a mathematician, not a programmer. As a programmer, I might
want to first tackle some of the following build errors:
... package com.borland.jbcl.layout does not exist
Question: Isn't there some way to import this com package and use it so that I
can tackle the impending math questions first? If so, a bit of detail on how
to accomplish the task would be greatly appreciated, as I am new to all this
right now.
Thank you to all,
lkd
Kevin - 23 May 2005 19:08 GMT
You need to add the package to your classpath. I'm not sure where that
package is located within JBuilder, but it should be a jar file
somewhere in the JBuilder installation folder.
Kevin
> I inherited a java app that has quite a few errors and bugs; I will be using
> netbeans to fix it. I need to build it asap so that I can fix the mathematical
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> Thank you to all,
> lkd
Roland - 23 May 2005 19:55 GMT
> You need to add the package to your classpath. I'm not sure where that
> package is located within JBuilder, but it should be a jar file
> somewhere in the JBuilder installation folder.
>
> Kevin
jbcl.jar in $JBUILDER_INSTALL_DIR/lib

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Tor Iver Wilhelmsen - 25 May 2005 15:54 GMT
> Question: Isn't there some way to import this com package and use it
> so that I can tackle the impending math questions first? If so, a
> bit of detail on how to accomplish the task would be greatly
> appreciated, as I am new to all this right now.
It's in JBuilder, but the two classes usually associated with old
JBuilder code are XYLayout (replace with null layout) and
GridBagConstraints2 (just use normal GBC).