Hi all,
I sort-of use JBuilder3 for my development work since I thought that by pointing jdk1.02 as the target jdk everything would be fine and dandy....
Turns out that whenever I compile my native 1.02 source codes using JBuilder3 the classes refuses to run within my browser? I have to recompile using the raw jdk via DOS prompt!!
Does this mean that JBuilder3 automatically inserts call(s) to their own extra runtime code into your code, making it necessary to find and disable those calls? And if the answer is yes, will it be necessary then to deploy their runtime library on your web site?
I just about gave-up on this one. If anybody has the right answer or know of any other way to work around this problem, please give me a holler. Thanks a million!!
druski
[sig]<p>Andrew Martinez<br><a href=mailto:andrew_martinez@hotmail.com>andrew_martinez@hotmail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br> [/sig]
I sort-of use JBuilder3 for my development work since I thought that by pointing jdk1.02 as the target jdk everything would be fine and dandy....
Turns out that whenever I compile my native 1.02 source codes using JBuilder3 the classes refuses to run within my browser? I have to recompile using the raw jdk via DOS prompt!!
Does this mean that JBuilder3 automatically inserts call(s) to their own extra runtime code into your code, making it necessary to find and disable those calls? And if the answer is yes, will it be necessary then to deploy their runtime library on your web site?
I just about gave-up on this one. If anybody has the right answer or know of any other way to work around this problem, please give me a holler. Thanks a million!!
druski
[sig]<p>Andrew Martinez<br><a href=mailto:andrew_martinez@hotmail.com>andrew_martinez@hotmail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br> [/sig]