| complain about SWT on OSX [message #50672] |
Thu, 27 March 2003 07:46  |
Eclipse User |
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Hi,
after an eternal fire fight I hit the wall with the following situation.
Actually nobody behalf eclipse itself is able to run a java program
which makes use of SWT from the OSX command line neigther to start it
with an exec("java .....") from another class.
If you come from a w2k reality as I do and make use of SWT to be able to
run your programm on OSX you will not be easily able to do this.
I tried a hell of suggestions, different setups ecc. I tried to find out
the command line arguments eclipse uses itself to invoke the jvm through
the debug features. I searched through the system for strange jars
double jars version conflicts, ecc. I can tell you that the console is
afraid of me now.
I never digged very deep into the MAC OSX, but I learned quite a lot of
their jvm options. But it didn't helped. The basic problem for a
braindamaged windows fellowman as me is, that I realy didn't knew
anything about
MRJAppBuilder !!!!!!!!!!
If you throw all your pissing jars into it you get out a "tiny"
directory which is seen by the OSX finder as a single doubleclickable
entity you can put whereever you want, even on a network drive, and it
works perfectly on every flavour of mac running OSX.
I know that it's not the only way to get it up and running, but it was
the only way I found out, with the hint from Mike Mitterer on the german
java newsgroup.
He too had my problems, he too is convinced about SWT, but !!!!!!
I think that such an important thing about developing swt apps that
should run on OSX as well should be mentioned somewhere. And I hope that
if somebody else starts up asking about problems running fully tested
swt applications from other plattforms on OSX will remember this and
tell him.
Nevertheless SWT/JFace is a hit ! (copied as well from Mike)
Frank
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| Re: complain about SWT on OSX [message #50899 is a reply to message #50672] |
Mon, 31 March 2003 10:21  |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: dwhitema.us.ibm.com
If you have SWT feedback, you will be better off posting it to
eclipse.tools, as eclipse.technology is more lightly read.
"Frank Radermacher" <isag.srl@libero.it> wrote in message
news:b5urgp$i0m$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Hi,
>
> after an eternal fire fight I hit the wall with the following situation.
>
> Actually nobody behalf eclipse itself is able to run a java program
> which makes use of SWT from the OSX command line neigther to start it
> with an exec("java .....") from another class.
>
> If you come from a w2k reality as I do and make use of SWT to be able to
> run your programm on OSX you will not be easily able to do this.
>
> I tried a hell of suggestions, different setups ecc. I tried to find out
> the command line arguments eclipse uses itself to invoke the jvm through
> the debug features. I searched through the system for strange jars
> double jars version conflicts, ecc. I can tell you that the console is
> afraid of me now.
>
> I never digged very deep into the MAC OSX, but I learned quite a lot of
> their jvm options. But it didn't helped. The basic problem for a
> braindamaged windows fellowman as me is, that I realy didn't knew
> anything about
>
> MRJAppBuilder !!!!!!!!!!
>
> If you throw all your pissing jars into it you get out a "tiny"
> directory which is seen by the OSX finder as a single doubleclickable
> entity you can put whereever you want, even on a network drive, and it
> works perfectly on every flavour of mac running OSX.
>
> I know that it's not the only way to get it up and running, but it was
> the only way I found out, with the hint from Mike Mitterer on the german
> java newsgroup.
>
> He too had my problems, he too is convinced about SWT, but !!!!!!
>
> I think that such an important thing about developing swt apps that
> should run on OSX as well should be mentioned somewhere. And I hope that
> if somebody else starts up asking about problems running fully tested
> swt applications from other plattforms on OSX will remember this and
> tell him.
>
> Nevertheless SWT/JFace is a hit ! (copied as well from Mike)
>
> Frank
>
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| Re: complain about SWT on OSX [message #592282 is a reply to message #50672] |
Mon, 31 March 2003 10:21 |
| Eclipse User |
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If you have SWT feedback, you will be better off posting it to
eclipse.tools, as eclipse.technology is more lightly read.
"Frank Radermacher" <isag.srl@libero.it> wrote in message
news:b5urgp$i0m$1@rogue.oti.com...
> Hi,
>
> after an eternal fire fight I hit the wall with the following situation.
>
> Actually nobody behalf eclipse itself is able to run a java program
> which makes use of SWT from the OSX command line neigther to start it
> with an exec("java .....") from another class.
>
> If you come from a w2k reality as I do and make use of SWT to be able to
> run your programm on OSX you will not be easily able to do this.
>
> I tried a hell of suggestions, different setups ecc. I tried to find out
> the command line arguments eclipse uses itself to invoke the jvm through
> the debug features. I searched through the system for strange jars
> double jars version conflicts, ecc. I can tell you that the console is
> afraid of me now.
>
> I never digged very deep into the MAC OSX, but I learned quite a lot of
> their jvm options. But it didn't helped. The basic problem for a
> braindamaged windows fellowman as me is, that I realy didn't knew
> anything about
>
> MRJAppBuilder !!!!!!!!!!
>
> If you throw all your pissing jars into it you get out a "tiny"
> directory which is seen by the OSX finder as a single doubleclickable
> entity you can put whereever you want, even on a network drive, and it
> works perfectly on every flavour of mac running OSX.
>
> I know that it's not the only way to get it up and running, but it was
> the only way I found out, with the hint from Mike Mitterer on the german
> java newsgroup.
>
> He too had my problems, he too is convinced about SWT, but !!!!!!
>
> I think that such an important thing about developing swt apps that
> should run on OSX as well should be mentioned somewhere. And I hope that
> if somebody else starts up asking about problems running fully tested
> swt applications from other plattforms on OSX will remember this and
> tell him.
>
> Nevertheless SWT/JFace is a hit ! (copied as well from Mike)
>
> Frank
>
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