Re: How to use swarm in Jbuilder?

[Paul E Johnson]

You can't just drop in the dll/jar files. Installing swarm is more
complicated than that.

In the SwarmFaq I have this entry:
7.15 JBuilder: How do I use it?   (19/06/2000 ? <?>) 

Mailing List answer:
http://www.santafe.edu/projects/swarm//archive/list-archive.0004/0011
.html


I think that, although it applied to Swarm-2.0, the comment below might
lead  you to an explanation of why your install of Swarm is not
sufficient.

3.1 What is the minimum install in Windows for Swarm-2.0?   (17/09/99
Paul Johnson <address@hidden>) 

For debugging and development, the Swarm team wishes all users would
install the Cygnus package as well as the swarm package. 

For users who intend to use only Java, it is possible to get by with
less, but perhaps not in a useful way. This note from Marcus Daniels
explains it all: 

http://www.santafe.edu/projects/swarm/archive/list-archive.9909/0091.html

> jhcao wrote:
> 
> I wanted to run the jmousetrap program in Jbuilder5,
> I downloaded javaswarm.dll and swarm.jar,and installed them into
> Jbuilder5's Lib Path,
> but I got this error message when I debuged jmousetrap in Jbuilder5:
> 
>       Exception caught: E:\Jbuilder5\jdk1.3\bin\javaswarm.dll:
> ????????§Õ???¨®??????????????????
>          java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: createBegin
>          at swarm.Globals.<clinit>(Globals.java:25)
>          at StartMousetrap.main(StartMousetrap.java:40)
>          Exception in thread "main"
> 
> what's that mean? And I want to know how to use swarm in Jbuilder.

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