Re: jfwd api

["Phil Wang" <pywang@nortelnetworks.com>]

It's good to use Visual Age for Java for debug use. Instead of letting
ORE load these jar files, you may use them as regular class libraries.
This is OK at least at the beginning when you write Java codes on Linux.
Once debug is done, you have to wrap the service codes as oplets so that
they can run on Accelar and others platforms.

Phil

Chi Nguyen wrote:
> 
> Hi Phil,
> 
> I just have a question regarding the way ORE loads the jar files. I am
> trying to get ORE and its services running in Visual Age for Java (this
> IDE has a lot of goodies such as the ability to put break point and step
> in and out code and see varialbes values, drop to different stack frames,
> etc... all in a windowing environment and it runs on Linux + Windows).
> However I had a problem if the services classes are already loaded in the
> IDE environment and so ORE does not find the corrent class loader and spit
> a dummy when I try to use it.
> 
> The solution is to unload the services and any examples packages from the
> environment and have ORE dynamically load the jar files from outside
> the IDE as before. However, this limit the usefulness of the IDE to the
> core ORE classes. I would like to be able to debug my services/examples
> instead. Do you have any suggestion?
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> -chi