load dll in JBuilder

F

fancyerii

I 'm using MozillaHtmlParser now and encounter a problem with
JBuilder.
I configured the Path environment as MozillaHtmlParser required --
Add "D:\MozillaHtmlParser\ParserTest\mozilla.dist.bin.win" which
contains many dlls into the PATH variable. It works well when I run a
test class in command line. But when I run it in JBuilder environment,
It throws an Exception: "Can't find dependent libraries" when loading
MozillaParser.dll by System.load() . I think MozillaParser.dll may use
other dlls, But JBuilder don't search PATH. So it failed. How to run
it in JBuilder environment?
Thanks.
 
R

Ramon F Herrera

I 'm using MozillaHtmlParser now and encounter a problem with
JBuilder.
I configured the Path environment as MozillaHtmlParser required --
Add "D:\MozillaHtmlParser\ParserTest\mozilla.dist.bin.win" which
contains many dlls into the PATH variable. It works well when I run a
test class in command line. But when I run it in JBuilder environment,
It throws an Exception: "Can't find dependent libraries" when loading
MozillaParser.dll by System.load() . I think MozillaParser.dll may use
other dlls, But JBuilder don't search PATH. So it failed. How to run
it in JBuilder environment?
Thanks.


Have you tried asking for help in the Borland/CodeGear newsgroups?

In my experience, most developers in c.l.j.p are Eclipse or NetBeans
users.

-Ramon (former JBuilderist)
 
R

Roedy Green

I think MozillaParser.dll may use
other dlls, But JBuilder don't search PATH. So it failed. How to run
it in JBuilder environment?

Run Wassup in the Jbuilder environment as an application to discover
what Jbuilder is using for the library path. Then put your libraries
there. Most IDEs let you add files and directories to the project
library. look for term like "import" "library" "dependencies"

see http://mindprod.com/products1.html#WASSUP
 
M

mdR

Have you tried asking for help in the Borland/CodeGear newsgroups?

In my experience, most developers in c.l.j.p are Eclipse or NetBeans
users.

-Ramon (former JBuilderist)

~hey Ramon...

as a "former JBuilderist", what are you using now? (btw--jbuilder2007
is now built on Eclipse.) as a current "JBuilderist" :) i am
struggling with the database portion of this new release--they dropped
their database libraries :(

-mark
 

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