Hi. In theory it can, but only if those devices run Java 6. A key impediment is reports and graphics. Graphics require Swing, which no phone to my knowledge supports. Not even android. But the project could be readily modified to provide runtime libraries targeting different graphics subsystem and old versions of java.
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pom.xml needs to be manually managed. pom.xml is build/compile descriptor.
For purposes of clarion2java - suggest take a pom.xml for one of the examples and just manually modify it. Changing project name, version and versions of clarion2java modules you depend on.
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Thanks, yes that is what I did. Compared the pom.xml for the three examples and then changed appropriate lines.
However, how will I know what the version numbers of the various plugin(s) and dependencies should be?
e.g. clarion-runtime and clarion-sysruntime and especially maven-compiler-plugin.
David
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You want to go for the latest ones. You can find out what latest is from mvnrepository. search for org.jclarion and click through on the search results.
Hello.
I am interested in this template. I have to make a java project and i am novice in Java. I will check the clarionlive video for details. I am now just interested in the following:
-do the templates support clarion 8?
-are the templates all source code?
I am happy i will (probably) do some java and i think yours template could speed my development.
thanks for yours effort
best regards
cikic nenad
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c2j is not a template, it is a compiler. It is a replacement for clarion's compiler and runtime libraries. The clarionlive webinar will clarify exactly what c2j is so definitely watch it.
It is tested and works with clarion 5.5 and 6. Clarion 7 it should work with. Clarion 8 introduces new language constructs, i.e. new GUI widgets such as the slider; which do not existing in clarion2java at this time.
Clarion2java is not a polished or complete product; and lack of java programming background will make it hard for you. It is not a complete implementation of clarion, only around 95%+ or so. It is complete enough for my own personal purposes (I manage a fairly large/sophisticated application) and it has completely revolutionised the way I write software.
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OK, thanks
This month i have been scheduled to start with the project so probably i will return to you. The most interesting part of yours answer for me is that "it has completely revolutionised the way I write software", which is quite promising.
thanks again
Nenad
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Hi Andrew great project. Does it will it support mobile devices?
Hi. In theory it can, but only if those devices run Java 6. A key impediment is reports and graphics. Graphics require Swing, which no phone to my knowledge supports. Not even android. But the project could be readily modified to provide runtime libraries targeting different graphics subsystem and old versions of java.
Thanks Andrew
Hi Andrew,
Is the element pom.xml automatically created in some way, or do you have to edit it manually for each project.
David
pom.xml needs to be manually managed. pom.xml is build/compile descriptor.
For purposes of clarion2java - suggest take a pom.xml for one of the examples and just manually modify it. Changing project name, version and versions of clarion2java modules you depend on.
Thanks, yes that is what I did. Compared the pom.xml for the three examples and then changed appropriate lines.
However, how will I know what the version numbers of the various plugin(s) and dependencies should be?
e.g. clarion-runtime and clarion-sysruntime and especially maven-compiler-plugin.
David
You want to go for the latest ones. You can find out what latest is from mvnrepository. search for org.jclarion and click through on the search results.
http://www.mvnrepository.com/
Two main ones you need are runtime and compiler plugin. At time of posting this comment, the following are the latest:
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.jclarion/clarion-runtime/1.49
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.jclarion/clarion-maven-plugin/1.16
Hello.
I am interested in this template. I have to make a java project and i am novice in Java. I will check the clarionlive video for details. I am now just interested in the following:
-do the templates support clarion 8?
-are the templates all source code?
I am happy i will (probably) do some java and i think yours template could speed my development.
thanks for yours effort
best regards
cikic nenad
Hi Cikic
c2j is not a template, it is a compiler. It is a replacement for clarion's compiler and runtime libraries. The clarionlive webinar will clarify exactly what c2j is so definitely watch it.
It is tested and works with clarion 5.5 and 6. Clarion 7 it should work with. Clarion 8 introduces new language constructs, i.e. new GUI widgets such as the slider; which do not existing in clarion2java at this time.
Clarion2java is not a polished or complete product; and lack of java programming background will make it hard for you. It is not a complete implementation of clarion, only around 95%+ or so. It is complete enough for my own personal purposes (I manage a fairly large/sophisticated application) and it has completely revolutionised the way I write software.
OK, thanks
This month i have been scheduled to start with the project so probably i will return to you. The most interesting part of yours answer for me is that "it has completely revolutionised the way I write software", which is quite promising.
thanks again
Nenad