[skater27]

I am trying to use Eclipse to edit and compile, never mind the jad and cod files.
I will wait for an BB plugin for eclipse for that.

I am getting the following error message and since I do not refer to Border directly, I assume
it has something to do with the net.rim_api.jar file.

Am I missing something? I see nothing else in the RIm directories to add to the build path.

Severity and Description Path Resource Location Creation Time Id
The project was not built since its build path is incomplete. Cannot find the class file for net.rim.device.internal.ui.Border. Fix the build path then try building this project Mp Examples Unknown 1155063929890 12088

Severity and Description Path Resource Location Creation Time Id
The type net.rim.device.internal.ui.Border cannot be resolved. It is indirectly referenced from required .class files Mp Examples/stiscan TestTS.java line 0 1155063929890 12087

[ppngiap]

Check out the Application Developer Guide Volume 1, pages 27-29, which has all information about integration with Eclipse. --Tom

[skater27]

All I see on those pages are on "Write efficient code".
Now there is some stuff on Eclipse starting on page 196.
All of which I have done up to but not including the builder.
Until there is an Eclipse plugin for a Blackberry, maintaining a huge argument
list for each every changing project is out of the question.
All I want to do is edit and compile.
The actual cod production will be done on the BB Development Environment
after all the syntax and compiler time errors are fixed.

[skater27]

I have located the cause but have no solution.

If I write:
... = new ButtonField( "Clear" );
everything is OK.
If I write:
... = new ButtonField( "Clear" )
{
// some method
}
I get the error.

[mweitzel]

Hey skater27,

not sure whether I am missing something but from your code snippet it looks like you are making an assignment "= new ButtonField( "Clear" )" and then would like to branch into a different section of the code. By the looks however there doesn't seem to be a condition based on which to branch.

Otherwise if you are not branching, I (and by the looks of it the compiler) fail to see why you need the "{}" brackets in your code?

Mike.

[skater27]

I am inline subclassing ButtonField with action code when the button is clicked.

[Taras1]

An article how to customize Eclipse for developing BlackBerry applications: How to make "helloworld" work in Eclipse for Dummies.

[ppngiap]

Check out the thread "integrating eclipseME and BlackBerry SDK". --tom

[fsa3]

I too am having trouble with eclipse. I get it to create the COD, JAR, etc files but no luck having my application actually load on the simulator. Do I definetly need to use ant to accomplish this? So far I'm doing this just as stated in the BB Application Guide (no ant script yet).

[vikdor]

setting the JDK compiler compliance level to 1.3 has fixed the issue.

thanks.