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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 08:59:53 +0100, Rupert Hanak-Hammerl wrote:

> I have installed JBuilder 9 on my Debian System (Knoppix 3.3 
> HD-Install). I had to change the javapath and addpath in jdk.config from 
> the Java-Version included in JBuilder (1.4.1) to the Sun JDK 1.4.2.
> Now I can start JBuilder but I cannot compile projects: I always get the 
> Error Message: " Fatal Error: Unable to locate package java.lang in 
> classpath or bootclasspath".
> Please help me,
> R. Hanak

	What does it show when you open

	<Tools>
		<Configure JDKs>

	for:

		JDK Home Path
		
	and in the selector pane on the left of the
	"Configure JDKs" window.

	If you are using the built-in JDK,

	JDK Home Path = <installdir>/JBuilder9/jdk1.4

	and in the selection pane, the JDK should show up
	under "User Home" although YMMV on this one.

	Also check to see that the Class tab on the right shows
	a list like that includes the jre/jdk classes directory
	amongst others.

	It should automatically import things like java.lang IIRC
	I tend to a more atomic approach with imports.

	Now there may ( I don't remember just now ) be an option that
	suppresses automatic imports

	Hope this helps.

	IBM


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