> "Troy" == Troy Noble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Troy> rename your file from "counter.java" (with a lowercase c) to
Troy> "Counter.java" (with an uppercase C). Note that you might
Troy> need to "rename counter.java x.java" and then "rename x.java
Troy> Counter.java" so rena
Jeff
Are you able to run ant to build your project from the command line? I've
no idea why emacs would bomb entirely if the ant process died.
Jason
An alternative approach is to use Ant.
While it does involve using an additional tool, I find
Ant much more intuitive to use than trying to figure
out the jde variables that apply in a particular
situation.
I suppose if I was more of a Calvinist I would see the
process of learning all the jde va
rename your file from "counter.java" (with a lowercase c)
to "Counter.java" (with an uppercase C). Note that you might
need to "rename counter.java x.java" and then
"rename x.java Counter.java" so rename doesn't complain about
trying to rename a file over itself.
Although win32's command line to
> "Octavian" == Octavian Tanase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Octavian> I noticed a typo. Java is case sensitive. Try javac
Octavian> Counter.java, i.e. rename your file from counter.java to
Octavian> Counter.java.
"Jeff Rancier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Your class name must match the
> "Octavian" == Octavian Tanase <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Octavian> I noticed a typo. Java is case sensitive. Try javac
Octavian> Counter.java, i.e. rename your file from counter.java to
Octavian> Counter.java.
Your class name must match the name of the java file. Java is cas
