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Re: missing ms and rmi classes on NT

Pedro Silva wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I am new to VisAd and I am trying to compile ( on Windows NT ) the source
> both with Visual J++ and with the nmake utility.
> Searching tru the archives I did not find answers to these 2 problems:
> 
> 1- Compiling the example file Test00 with VJ++ I get an error in the line
> import java.rmi.RemoteException;
> 
> Udefined package java.rmi

Visual J++ is supplied by Microsoft.  This message is the heart of
legal case between Sun and Microsoft.  The Java license says that
its not Java if it doesn't include all the core Java packages, and
java.rmi is a core Java package.

> 2 Using your supplied makefile I get these errors
> 
> Form1.java:1: Package com.ms.wfc.app not found in import.
> import com.ms.wfc.app.*;

This messages say that the compiler cannot find the package
com.ms.wfc.app.

The Form1.java class and the com.ms.wfc.app package must be
part of Visual J++ because they are not part of VisAD.  This
problem must be internal to Visual J++ somehow.

> It seems that the command line tool finds the java.rmi
> while J++ does not.
>
> A sugestion : in your readme file you should say that Java3D must be
> installed on the JRE directory of jdk1.2.2

Good point.

> Anybody knows a non comand line tool (GUI) for compiling AND debugging Visad
> on NT/98, apart from VJ++ ?

They must exist, but I'm strictly a vi and jdb guy.

Cheers,
Bill
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