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Michael,

OK.  I did all that...up to the point of choosing my main class.  In the
drop down all I see is the name of the source file, i.e. ThisExample.java.
I cannot expand that item.  If I choose ThisExample.java as my Main class, I
get a "cannot find main class" error when I run the project.  The source
(ThisExample.jave) does include a Main function but I don't understand how I
am supposed to point JBuilder to that function.

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

James

"Michael G" <mglatz@spammenot.com> wrote in message news:39f2ec4b_1@dnews...
> If you want to run the code in JBuilder you need to create a project for
it:
> File/ New Project
> then add the file you want to run to the project by clicking on the Add
> Files/Packages button.
> Then go to the Project menu and choose "Project Properties".  In the "run"
> tab click on the button in the application sub-tab and set your Main
Class,
> which should be the java file you want to run.
> Now you can run the file in JBuilder.  If it's a System.out.println type
of
> example you will see the results in the bottom of the IDE.
>
> HTH
>
> "James A. Schulz" <jaschulz@wiseware.com> wrote in message
> news:8stob4$hjb1@bornews.borland.com...
> > I have an example java program that I would like to run.  But if I
double
> > click on ThisExample.java, I get an error that says: Can't find
> > ThisExample.java or one of its components.  Then JBuilder4 starts up.
If
> I
> > load ThisExample.java, all the items on the run menu are disabled.  How
do
> I
> > run this example program?
> >
> > thanks
> >
> > James
> >
> >
>
>