From: Velthoven, d. W.P.G. v. (Wim) <W.P...@uu...> - 2012-03-02 12:58:53
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Hallo all, In a project I wish to port a java application to the iphone. This project started on java MIDP en javaSE. It also runs on Android and in the GWT environment. The application runs already in de Java Emulator with the Cocoa API. For the iphone I can choose between de c and the objc backend. I found that in the objc backend I miss many classes and methods, so that I need much work to add all the missing stuff. The c backed compiled and linked correctly. All classes and methods are there. However, in the IOS simulator only two of the five UIButtons worked on my main screen. The others caused a SIGABRT in XMLVM dispatching event code. I have no idea yet what caused that. My question is: Should I stay with the objc backend and work on the missing pieces. Or is that backend obsolete and should I put effort in correcting the SIGABRT Regards, Wim van Velthoven |