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Templates? J2me Supprt?
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Shai-Soft
, Jan 09 2008 05:02 AM
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Shai-Soft
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Posted 09 January 2008 - 05:02 AM
There's a way to build a custom templates in JCreator? And why not make a J2ME support like most JAVA IDE's?
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Posted 09 January 2008 - 08:11 PM
All of the templates can be found here: C:\Program Files\Xinox Software\JCreatorV45\FileTemplates
Note that when adding your own template, the .java file needs to be renamed to have the extension be .java.jc
Follow the patterns found in the other templates for stuff like the [FileBase] argument insertion. After finishing the template, make sure to add the template to the xml file found in the template folder you add the .java.jc file to (once again, follow the pattern).
I have not used j2me before... If it is just another library to be added to the jdk, could you just add it to the list of libraries for the JDK profile in JCreator?
Note that when adding your own template, the .java file needs to be renamed to have the extension be .java.jc
Follow the patterns found in the other templates for stuff like the [FileBase] argument insertion. After finishing the template, make sure to add the template to the xml file found in the template folder you add the .java.jc file to (once again, follow the pattern).
I have not used j2me before... If it is just another library to be added to the jdk, could you just add it to the list of libraries for the JDK profile in JCreator?
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Posted 09 January 2008 - 10:32 PM
QUOTE(ham90mack @ Jan 9 2008, 10:11 PM) 
All of the templates can be found here: C:\Program Files\Xinox Software\JCreatorV45\FileTemplates
Note that when adding your own template, the .java file needs to be renamed to have the extension be .java.jc
Follow the patterns found in the other templates for stuff like the [FileBase] argument insertion. After finishing the template, make sure to add the template to the xml file found in the template folder you add the .java.jc file to (once again, follow the pattern).
I have not used j2me before... If it is just another library to be added to the jdk, could you just add it to the list of libraries for the JDK profile in JCreator?
Note that when adding your own template, the .java file needs to be renamed to have the extension be .java.jc
Follow the patterns found in the other templates for stuff like the [FileBase] argument insertion. After finishing the template, make sure to add the template to the xml file found in the template folder you add the .java.jc file to (once again, follow the pattern).
I have not used j2me before... If it is just another library to be added to the jdk, could you just add it to the list of libraries for the JDK profile in JCreator?
Yes, i already added it with all the MIDP classes and the JSR-184 classes that i love so much.. I realy hoped the version 4.5 will have a midlet suite supported the WTK emulator or just some J2ME templates..
