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isis wrote:
> having problem with Jbuilder Foundation 2005, servisepack 01, java jdk 
> 5.0_06 installed.
> new java supports formating output (so I created project with java jdk 5)>
> 
> String.format(String str, Object args)
> 
> But when I type (example from ):
>          i = 2;
>         r = Math.sqrt(i);
> 
>         System.out.format("The square root of %d is %f.%n", i, r);
> 
> I cannot built the file / error ocurres>
>   a.. "Root.java": cannot find symbol; symbol : method 
> format(java.lang.String,int,double), location: class java.io.PrintStream at 
> line 33, column 20
> I really need formated output and this does not wotk. Is it necessary to set 
> something to made it work? or write it in other way?
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Thanks for any help 
> 
> 

Ok, if you say you chose JDK 5, I'll believe you.  But you also need to 
set your "target" JDK/JRE to JDK 5.  Because this code won't run on 
previous versions of the JDK.  Go back to your project properties and 
make sure you have also set your target JDK.

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Lori Olson [TeamB]

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OK - thanks it WORKS :o))))

But it is pitty, that it must be set explicitly - I would expect when I want 
a project written in JDK  5 -and JDK5 is not back compatible -it is supposed 
for the VM JDK 5.


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> isis wrote:
>> having problem with Jbuilder Foundation 2005, servisepack 01, java jdk 
>> 5.0_06 installed.
>> new java supports formating output (so I created project with java jdk 
>> 5)>
>>
>> String.format(String str, Object args)
>>
>> But when I type (example from ):
>>          i = 2;
>>         r = Math.sqrt(i);
>>
>>         System.out.format("The square root of %d is %f.%n", i, r);
>>
>> I cannot built the file / error ocurres>
>>   a.. "Root.java": cannot find symbol; symbol : method 
>> format(java.lang.String,int,double), location: class java.io.PrintStream 
>> at line 33, column 20
>> I really need formated output and this does not wotk. Is it necessary to 
>> set something to made it work? or write it in other way?
>> Any suggestions?
>>
>> Thanks for any help
>
> Ok, if you say you chose JDK 5, I'll believe you.  But you also need to 
> set your "target" JDK/JRE to JDK 5.  Because this code won't run on 
> previous versions of the JDK.  Go back to your project properties and make 
> sure you have also set your target JDK.
>
> -- 
>
> Regards,
>
> Lori Olson [TeamB]
>
> ------------
>
> Save yourself, and everyone else, some time and search the
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> question.
>
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isis wrote:

> OK - thanks it WORKS :o))))
> 
> But it is pitty, that it must be set explicitly - I would expect when I
> want
> a project written in JDK  5 -and JDK5 is not back compatible -it is
> supposed for the VM JDK 5.
> 
> 
And for a good reason.. Backwards compatibility.