Am 15.10.2016 um 13:55 schrieb Joseph Tanner:
Hello Tilman,
What is your experience in java software developing? I'm just asking
to be sure that I don't write too much. But if you just started, then
it will be tough...
My experience in developing is small. I've been managing a big
java-app for >10years. But there I add or modify classes and do very
few new developement (on Eclipse Standard/SDK Luna Service Release 2).
I use quite alot the Apache.poi to generate ExcelExports.
For testing I use often cmd like this batch:
goJavaCandRun8.bat HelloWorld
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echo off
set fileName=%1
echo das java program : %fileName%
set JAVAPATH="C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_65\bin"
cd C:\Users\jsail\Desktop\javatest\j8
echo "compile"
%JAVAPATH%\javac.exe -cp ".;pdfbox-app-2.0.3.jar" %fileName%.java
echo "run"
%JAVAPATH%\java -cp ".;pdfbox-app-2.0.3.jar" %fileName%
echo open
cmd /c %fileName%.pdf /e
echo %fileName%
TIMEOUT /T 5
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But on 'HelloWorld.java' and 'CreateLandscapePDF.java' throws the
error: main class not found.
(Fehler: Hauptklasse HelloWorld konnte nicht gefunden oder geladen
werden)
This doesn't work due to the line "package
org.apache.pdfbox.examples.pdmodel;" in the source. Remove it and it works.
The compiling seems to be ok
I tried also to run it on my IntelliJ IDEA (Community Version), but
there this error occured:
Error:(30, 34) java: package org.apache.commons.logging does not exist
(Error on pdfBox 2.0.3)
Then get it and add it, or use the pdfbox-app-2.0.3.jar instead.
Error:(20, 23) java: package junit.framework does not exist (Error on
pdfBox 2.0.2 and 1.8.12)
As the folder-structure is not clear for me, I stopped testing on my
IntelliJ IDEA...
Do you know, if there is a projekt aviable, where all the examples can
be tested?
I can't tell about IntelliJ because I don't use it. The "examples"
subproject in the source download is one project of its own, it works
fine in Netbeans. To start a specific example, you'd either have to
chose it as main and set up parameter(s), or (what I do), I just add
code at the beginning like this at the beginning
args = new String[]{"C:\\SOMEPATH\\filename.pdf","another argument"};
and then right mouse key, "run". Maybe intelliJ has something similar.
Alternatively set up a new project, and add the pdfbox-app-2.0.3.jar
file as library to the project, that should work as well. If it doesn't,
then your IDE sucks.
Tilman
Thank you for your patience
j
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