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Yeah,
    I got it now....  It seems to be working just fine now...Thanks to all
for the help.

Allan Petersen wrote in message <7n4arr$pej$1@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>the solution to your problem should be.:
>in the JB3 you must edit your classpath so that i contains
>comm.jar. It goes like this...
>
>projects -> properties ->define (button)
>press the edit button
>then add c:\commapi\comm.jar to your classpath
>press ok...
>now JB3 updates its dependenties and when this
>is done JB3 should know about your comm.jar
>
>hope this was usefull
>/Allan Petersen
>
>In article <7n26dt$hm418@forums.borland.com>,
>  "Shawn Clark" <shawn@shift4.com> wrote:
>> OK,
>>     I have made some progress,
>> But now I get "SerialPortDisplay not found in class BlackBox"
>>
>> Does that have to do with the javax.comm.properties file?  Where does
>it
>> go??
>>
>> Shawn Clark wrote in message <7n25r4$hme16@forums.borland.com>...
>> >You know what? This really sucks...I guess I just don't get it....I
>copied
>> >those files to EVERY DIRECTORY UNDER JBUILDER3, and it STILL says
>"Error:
>> >(33) cannot access directory javax\comm."  Why can't you just add a
>> >directory to a search path, and have it find it?
>> >Shawn Clark wrote in message <7n0fmn$g4i10@forums.borland.com>...
>> >>Look,
>> >>    I know I'm not this stupid.  But I CANNOT figure out where to
>put the
>> >>files required for the COMM API?!  I am trying to run the sample
>> >>applications, but I keep getting "Cannot access directory
>javax/comm" ?!
>> >>
>> >>Here is what I did......
>> >>
>> >>1.Unzipped COMMAPI into c:\commapi
>> >>
>> >>2.Moved win32com.dll to c:\jbuilder3\java\jre\bin
>> >>
>> >>3.Moved javax.comm.properties to c:\jbuilder3\java\lib
>> >>
>> >>Now, where does the COMM.JAR file go?
>> >>
>> >>What am I missing?!
>> >>
>> >>Thanks
>> >>
>> >>shawn@shift4.com
>> >>clarklv@lvcm.com
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>>
>>
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