Subject: Got any Java Dudes out there? Got a package installation question
From: Arnaldo Riquelme (ajr@dynacap.com)
Date: Thu Sep 05 2002 - 07:52:11 AKDT
Netbeans works a little different than when using just the JDK. It ignores
anything you set in the CLASSPATH environment.
All you have to do is mount the directory where
the i/o package is located into the filesystem tab. Then you import the
package in your code.
For instance lets say that the class you want to use is on
c:\dev\com\mypackage\doio.class, then
you want to mount c:\dev in the filesystem tab and do the import in your
code "import com.mypacakpage.doio;"
If you just starting out I'd recommend downloading the jdk and jedit
www.jedit.org.
Later
Arnie
>
> So here I am, at school, trying my darndest to avoid using the non-free
> compiler they want me to use for intro to CS - which is taught in Java.
> All well and good - netbeans blows the socks off it, and fits my price
> range. (Like, Open!)
>
> But: the school uses a little package to add a bunch of i/o
> functionality - I need to know how to install a java package - googling
> did me very little good.
>
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> Anybody know?
>
> ~Mac~
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