OK, that worked and the content assist works.
OK, that worked.
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1. How do I setup the class path in rational developer for the
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date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 14:30:48 +0000
from: Tom Deskevich <TDeskevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: How do I setup the class path in rational developer for the
i?
The content assist for JAVA will not work for me. IBM told me to create a java project, then specify the class path.
Does anyone know where to setup the class path for a JAVA project using the rational developer for the i?
I thought it would be insanely obvious when I googled the same question. But cannot find any information on this.
I closed my ticket with IBM, thought it would be easier to ask here. Thanks.
From my support request, I think he means JAR file, not JAM.
IBM Update11/15/17 7:53 PM************** Subsequent Customer Contact Format Insert *************** Action Taken:
The customer assumed he could use a java source without creating a Java project and use the content assist. I have sent a note to him to indicate that is not possible as the CLASSPATH that would point to JAM shipped with RDi needs to get set. That is done when you create a Java project.
Action Plan:
Await customer feedback. Follow up with the customer by 11/22 if no response is received before then.
Action Plan contains new commitment to customer (Yes/No)? No If Yes, due date of new commitment to customer:
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Tom Deskevich
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date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 09:51:27 -0500
from: Mark Murphy <jmarkmurphy@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: How do I setup the class path in rational developer for
the i?
If you have a Java project, select it, and right click to get the pop-up menu. Navigate to Build Path -> Configure Build Path, and you should get a Properties dialog. Select the Libraries tab in the right hand pannel. This is your RDi classpath (in GUI form). Just make sure you have all dependent jars listed there.
On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 9:30 AM, Tom Deskevich < TDeskevich@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The content assist for JAVA will not work for me. IBM told me to
create a java project, then specify the class path.
Does anyone know where to setup the class path for a JAVA project
using the rational developer for the i?
I thought it would be insanely obvious when I googled the same question.
But cannot find any information on this.
I closed my ticket with IBM, thought it would be easier to ask here.
Thanks.
From my support request, I think he means JAR file, not JAM.
IBM Update11/15/17 7:53 PM************** Subsequent Customer Contact
Format Insert *************** Action Taken:
The customer assumed he could use a java source without creating a
Java project and use the content assist. I have sent a note to him to
indicate that is not possible as the CLASSPATH that would point to JAM
shipped with RDi needs to get set. That is done when you create a Java
project.
Action Plan:
Await customer feedback. Follow up with the customer by 11/22 if no
response is received before then.
Action Plan contains new commitment to customer (Yes/No)? No If Yes,
due date of new commitment to customer:
********** End of Subsequent Customer Contact Format Insert
************
Tom Deskevich
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date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 07:53:48 -0700
from: "Kristen Henry" <klhnry@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: How do I setup the class path in rational developer for
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Hi Tom,
If you right click on the project is 'Build Path' an option?
You will use Configure Build Path, however, you need to get your jars into the right place.
I can do a gotomeeting with you and take a look if you want... if so let me know
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On Nov 21, 2017, at 7:30 AM, Java Programming on and around the IBM i <java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The content assist for JAVA will not work for me. IBM told me to create a java project, then specify the class path.
Does anyone know where to setup the class path for a JAVA project using the rational developer for the i?
I thought it would be insanely obvious when I googled the same question. But cannot find any information on this.
I closed my ticket with IBM, thought it would be easier to ask here. Thanks.
From my support request, I think he means JAR file, not JAM.
IBM Update11/15/17 7:53 PM************** Subsequent Custome
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message: 4
date: Tue, 21 Nov 2017 10:17:12 -0500
from: Buck Calabro <kc2hiz@xxxxxxxxx>
subject: Re: How do I setup the class path in rational developer for
the i?
On 11/21/2017 9:30 AM, Tom Deskevich wrote:
The content assist for JAVA will not work for me. IBM told me to create a java project, then specify the class path.
That's right.
Unlike an RPG program, Java needs a pretty special set-up in order to have all the Java editing work. In particular, there needs to be a very specific directory hierarchy. All that jazz can be created manually, but it's a pain to do it that way and get it right. Creating a Java project does all that work for you. The Java perspective is where I spend my time when working with Java. Get comfortable with right clicking to add a new class, new method, etc. It's made my life much easier than when I tried doing all that manually.
Does anyone know where to setup the class path for a JAVA project using the rational developer for the i?
I thought it would be insanely obvious when I googled the same question. But cannot find any information on this.
RDi is based on Eclipse. When I search for Java development information I need for RDi, I always search for Eclipse, and haven't come up short yet.
I'm not sure what your situation is; are you using someone else's JAR file in your project? For example, say I want to use Google Guava in one of my Java apps. I have an ancient version in c:\buck\java\guava-17.0.jar
I right click my project, Build path > Configure build path > Add External Jar, and point to my Guava JAR file. After it churns a bit, I can go to the Package Explorer view > Referenced Libraries and see Guava there.
When I start typing 'import com.google.co' RDi starts suggesting classes. As I start using Guava, RDi is able to do the content assist because it knows how to find all of the pieces/parts of Guava.
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