Re: [Nxtcommand-developers] CLDC

[Peter J. <ptg...@ch...>]

>I have just installed netbeans with icommand, and it would be running, if
>I didn't get the infamous "gnu.io.PortInUseException" :-( at the moment.

I really start to dislike rxtx :-(

Netbeans is just an IDE.
You only have to make icommand a library of your project within Netbeans.
The program starts, but fails because of rxtx.

I have put rxtx in the java extension library. You can put icommand also
there, instead of configuring it as a library within you netbeans project.

Peter Joosten.

By the way: I am more an Eclipse user than Netbeans. My Netbeans experience
is
level "rookie". I do like however the Mobility pack. Build some simple
program
for my phone http://developer.motorola.com/ My phone doesn't support JSR-82
:-(

Peter.



>
> I don't know much about Netbeans, but do we need to create
> seperate classes
> to work with Netbeans? If anyone knows, please speak up. Or does he just
> want tech support to allow regular iCommand code to work within an IDE? I
> was thinking Netbeans was a whole new thing, like JavaBeans.
>
> - Brian
>