This is the init code, which compiles and executes fine, in Intellij: public final InitContext init() throws RecognitionException { InitContext _localctx = new InitContext(_ctx, getState()); enterRule(_localctx, 0, RULE_init); int _la; try { enterOuterAlt(_localctx, 1); { setState(4); match(1); setState(5); value(); setState(10); _errHandler.sync(this); _la = _input.LA(1); while (_la==2) { { { setState(6); match(2); setState(7); value(); } } setState(12); _errHandler.sync(this); _la = _input.LA(...

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I'm getting a confusing error, when running an Antlr 4 project. When compiling this code ptTree = psParser.init() Jabaco stops at the closing parentheses, and complains "Class not found!" But the init method, as well as the psParser object, all exist. The init method shows up, in the Jabaco Intellisense picklist, after you type "psParser." Here's the source of the Test Button Click method: Import org#antlr#v4#runtime.* Import org#antlr#v4#runtime#tree.* Import java#io#InputStream Import java#io#...

Quoted from "theuserbl" In Jabaco you can additional use the Shell() command: [ How to open a file in linux? ] Greatings theuserbl Thanks, theuserbl. Can you also redirect standard output to a Text Box, if you use Shell?

Got it. For anyone who can use this: Dim pProcess As #java#lang#Process Dim brReader As #java#io#BufferedReader Dim sLine As String pProcess = #java#lang#Runtime.getRuntime().exec( "cmd /c dir" ) pProcess.waitFor() brReader = New BufferedReader( New #java#io#InputStreamReader( pProcess.getInputStream() ) ) sLine = brReader.readLine() Do While Not (sLine = Null) frmIDMPrompt.txtOutput.AppendText( sLine + vbCrLf ) sLine = brReader.readLine() Loop

If you modify the pProcess declaration, it won't compile at all: Dim pProcess As Variant = New #java#lang#Runtime

Hi, I'm getting an error java.lang.Exception: CallByName 'waitFor' failed! , when using the line pProcess.waitFor() , in the code below: Dim sOutput As String Dim sFileName As String Dim sFileSize As String Dim sWildCard As String Dim sCurrentOutput As String ' Dim pProcess As #java#lang#Runtime 'Produces a compile error, when getRuntime().exec is used. ' Compile error... Type mismatch. Found 'java/lang/Process' but 'java/lang/Runtime' is required! Dim pProcess As Variant Dim brReader As #java#i...

Quoted from "jbExplorer" Hi Dani, Are we allowed to use our project-generated jars in a production environment? In my case, it would be a college environment, where we are trying to replace some of our SQRs. I've replaced some of them with straight Java code, but for some of the IT people they might actually prefer the Jabaco environment. I personally think it's cool, and easier to develop with, than Intellij or Eclipse. I'll interpret the silence as "No, don't use them in production. There mig...

Hi Dani, Are we allowed to use our project-generated jars in a production environment? In my case, it would be a college environment, where we are trying to replace some of our SQRs. I've replaced some of them with straight Java code, but for some of the IT people they might actually prefer the Jabaco environment. I personally think it's cool, and easier to develop with, than Intellij or Eclipse.

Ah, ok, got it. So this framework is where the mapping takes place between the legacy VB syntax, and the Java Swing syntax. Great, thanks Dani.

Yep, was able to generate the .jar and execute it, thanks. I've seen some of the threads on the Framework files, and also have the most recent one. I'm just not clear on how they are used, e.g. on the command line. It looks as if we really don't need to use them, at all, in form development.

Hi, I'm really sorry if this is all should be obvious, but I'm not clear on how to run a Jabaco application, except for directly from the IDE. The IDE generated the Jabaco source files, jba, etc, in my chosen project folder, and then compiled the app into class files, into a different folder in AppData. The class files for this simple first project are Form1$Label.class Form1$TextBox.class Form1.class Module1.class Resources.class Which of these has the main method? The command to run it, does i...