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Ron:

Thanks for you response, but I am not sure how to proceed with this
information. I have about 400 Info.plist files on my computer and am not
sure which one are you referring to.

Anyhow, when I open up CodeWarrior and do a "New" - Project, then select
"Mac OSX Cocoa Stationary" , the only option I get is "Objective-C
Application".  I don't get any "Java Application" option here. Am I missing
something in my installation of CodeWarrior 8.3 Mac/Win ? Also, the only
Cocoa code samples I found on my CodeWarrior installation are in
Objective-C.

Additionally, if on the other hand I select the "Java J2SE Stationary ->
Java Application" (from "New" Project) I am given a trivial app and see no
way to get to Interface Builder from here.

Can you please tell me in simple steps on how to go about creating a Cocoa -
Java application with CodeWarrior that uses Interface Builder etc. Or point
me to any document on Metrowerks website/CD that outlines this process.

Asim

"MW Ron" <mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote in message
news:mwron-2A1C36.10290528022003@enews.newsguy.com...
> In article <G2v7a.79307$P1.5213726@news1.east.cox.net>,
>  "asim barakzai" <asimwork@aol.com> wrote:
>
> >I would like to create a Cocoa-Java application using CodeWarrior 8
Mac/Win
> >but can't seem to find any documentation on how to do this.
> >
> >Is this even supported ? Or should I just stick with ProjectBuilder ?
> >
> One of our engineers said, you may just need to add a few extra keys to
> the Info.plist:
>
> NSJavaNeeded  string  YES
> NSJavaRoot    string  Contents/Resources/Java
> NSJavaPath    array
>  item 0       string  CocoaJavaApp.jar "this is based on the executable
> file name"
>
> Ron
>
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