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    I'm soooooo clueless I'm not even sure where to start. What I really need to know is where on gods green earth is the SWING folder located? I'm trying to get this debugger software running and it wants to know where the SWING dir is and I can't find it. I have JDK 1.2.2 loaded.

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    Lightbulb

    Maybe it's looking for src.jar which contains the swing classes (I'm using version 1.3). Try giving it the path to that. In 1.3, it's at the same level as bin (the parent jdk directory).

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    Cool location of the swing dir

    Hey Jennifer,

    Normally most of the packages come with jdk1.2.2 version (except for servlets). Like VirtuallyVB indicated, it's got to be in the bin directory.
    Here is a way of checking...open up your autoexec.bat file, double check where paths are pointing to(should be c:\..\jdk1.2.2\lib;c:\..\jdk1.2.2\bin--> for the java part). all you would have do from there is to import the swing packages into the program.

    I am not sure using aftermarket compiler (like JBuilder). I prefer using the regular dos prompt...because i figure out where i am going wrong.

    If you questions, shoot response...hope that helps,

    manoj

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    Lightbulb hey VirtuallyVB

    How do like jdk1.3...I happened to try it out few months ago. I found it a bit comfortable because i found it harder to track the errors that the compiler was generating. jdk1.2.2 version would point the line number and exact location of the error(normally when i saw the error, i couldn't believe that I made a stupid mistake)...

    Manoj

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    sweetsupra
    I haven't noticed any problems, but I moved from 1.2 to 1.3 because of the Robot class. 1.3 tells you the line number.

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