Hi Kamal,
Am 30.12.2003 um 13:14 schrieb Kamal Shah:
> I have a huge project that was done using Java v1.3.1. We now need to
> move to 1.4.1 because of some font issues. In the 1.3.1 version, we
> could import a class not defined in a package into another class. In
> 1.4.1 this is not allowed. Now, in this project, we have classes not
> in packages being imported in some other classes. To give an example,
> the Application class is being imported and it is not in a package.
> Now if we import the Application class into the class which needs it,
> there are classes which are being used in the Application class that
> are again not in packages and we will need to put these in packages.
> Also, variables that are present in this class and are protected are
> being accessed directly without using accessors and so, once we put
> the class in a package, we cannot access these variables directly.
>
> All these problems are not insurmountable but will require a lot of
> work. I was wondering if using WOLips will resolve this problem
> without so much rework.
See the api of com.webobjects.foundation.NSKeyValueCoding.ValueAccessor
for several ways to work with protected variables.
What is exactly your problem with packages? Can I get an example to
understand your problem.
How do you put the classes in packages? The normal way is to use
refactoring->move and source->organize imports (both from the context
menu) in Eclipse.
Ulrich
>
> Thanks
> Kamal
>
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