Re: Cocoa and Java 1.4

FROM : Moray Taylor
DATE : Fri Nov 19 19:38:16 2004

Hi,

I've has this problem before, but I've forgotten exactly how I fixed it 
(sorry). Did you change the java compiler to be 1.4 as well as the JVM, 
I can remember I had to change it in at least two places.

Also, try deleting the 'build' folder, cleaning, and rebuilding your 
project.

Cheers

Moray

> Hallo
>
> I usually build Cocoa XCode Apps in ObjectiveC, but this time it has 
> to be Cocoa Java because of a Java Framework that I have to use....
>
> The Framework uses Java 1.4, so I have the need to get XCode running 
> Java 1.4...
>
> what I do so far:
> 1) I read the archives and found:
>  >>  One important thing to remember when using Mac OS X for Java 
> development is that you can't just install the end-user Java update 
> and be done with it. You *must* also install the Java SDK update. In 
> the case of Java 1.4.1, this is what lets you specify in your 
> application's target settings that it should be launched with the 1.4 
> VM rather than the 1.3 VM. If no setting is specified, the operating 
> system uses the 1.3 VM for backwards compatibility purposes.
>
> 2.) So I install from Apple Dev Downloads:
> 1)Java142Update1
> 2)Java142Update1Tools
> 3)Java142Update2
>
> 3.) I turned in XCode the target setting to 1.4 VM...
>
> but after Compiling, the Console always says:
> "[Session started at 2004-11-18 21:59:14 +0100.]
> 2004-11-18 21:59:17.802 Test14[1538] Unknown class `AppControler' in 
> nib file, using `NSObject' instead.
> 2004-11-18 21:59:17.881 Test14[1538] Could not connect the action 
> myAction: to target of class NSObject"
>
> (with target settings to "unspecified" everything is OK, but the 
> application runs Java 1.3)
>        System.out.println("java.version = 
> "+System.getProperty("java.version"));
>
> what else can I report??
> current Hardware: Titan PB 550 Mhz
> XCode Version 1.5
>
> anyone out there who can help ??
>
> Thanks, Olli
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