Is there anyone here familiar with borland j++?

[nukleus]

I am having a hard time with borland J++.
I wonder if anyone knows what this all means...

I have some frame classes and created an app,
using borland primarily as a GUI editor.

Everything worked in their previous version,
but when i tried it with a newer version, i get this
error message:

"NewsArchiveFrameApp.java": Package
Hrojects\Test\src\NewsArchiveFrame\NewsArchiveFrameApp.java
stated in source News does not match directory
Hrojects\Test\src\NewsArchiveFrame\NewsArchiveFrameApp.java.
at line 5, column 9

How could this possibly be the case?
It is EXACTLY the same file,
and all the paths point to it.

Paths:

Output path: H:/Projects/Test/classes
Working directory: H:/Projects/Network/NewsMaestro/Java/Test
Source: H:/Projects/Network/NewsMaestro/Java/src

What does this error mean?
Here is few lines from the source file in error:

-------------------------
package News;

import java.awt.*;

public class NewsArchiveFrameApp {
boolean packFrame = false;
// ...
}

 

[Lew]

I am having a hard time with borland J++.

I thought J++ was a Microsoft product.

- Lew

 

[Randolf Richardson]

I thought J++ was a Microsoft product.

Well, since it's not called "Java," it certainly can't be "Java."

 

[Jeff]

In answer to the op's question (rather than drivel about this actually
being Borland JBuilder rather than j++), I suspect that a pointer in
the project has not translated well with the upgrade to a new version.
I suggest removing the file from the project, then importing the file
again into the project. Hopefully the pointers will then be
straightened out and it will compile.

 

[nukleus]

"Java," it certainly can't be "Java."

In answer to the op's question (rather than drivel about this actually
being Borland JBuilder rather than j++),
Yep.

I suspect that a pointer in
the project has not translated well with the upgrade to a new version.
I suggest removing the file from the project, then importing the file
again into the project. Hopefully the pointers will then be
straightened out and it will compile.

Thanks, appreciated.