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Well, I got a bit farther (a different error at least).  I dragged the
"Tools.jar" file from the CodeWarrior libraries file into the project.

I no longer get the class not found error.  Now I get the following:

  no text found: key = "rmic.resource.not.found",
  arguments = "generator.args", "null", "null"

(that's all on one line, I broke it into two here for readability.)

I'm simply using the classname that I want to generate stubs for as an
argument and ensuring that the class file is in the project folder.

What's up?

- Gary

P.S. The CodeWarrior docs (page 133 of Target Java) clearly indicate that
the Classes.zip file can be used to access RMI.  Are they wrong?


On 2/13/02 11:21 AM, "Gary Affonso" <gary@serversidesoftware.com> wrote:

> I'm having trouble running "rmic" from CodeWarrior 7.
> 
> I put this in for the "Main Class Name"
> 
> sun.rmi.rmic.Main
> 
> And then specify my main class as an argument
> 
> I get this error:
> 
> Link Error: Class not found: sun.rmi.rmic.Main
> 
> I've verified that {Compiler}:Java Support:Libraries: is in my system path and
> I've dragged the "classes.zip" file from that library folder into the "files"
> window of my project and included it for my target.
> 
> I'm on Mac OS 9.0.4 with CodeWarrior 7 (IDE version 4.2.6).  I've got the
> latest apple MRJ installed.
> 
> What have I missed?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> - Gary
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