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Try deleting the build folder and rebuilding from scratch. Sometimes it loses track of what's there.

Does anyone have any experience installing the javax.crypto framework? Just curious. I have installed it locally (for single user) but don't really know how to install it system-wide. Are there any issues I should be aware of for installing the security manager (i.e., should I install it...

There is a very good document called "Inside Cocoa: Object-Oriented Programming and the Objective-C Language." (from Apple, sorry, no link). It isn't a tutorial, but it explains everything quite well (with examples). It should be pretty easy if you know Java.

You will be able to run OS X on it. You will even be able to run OS X public beta on it, although with a speed penality (hopefully, this will be better in the final version).

Oh yes, and I should have mentioned that classpath is relative to the executable (i.e., somewhere inside the packaged .app). Actually, I don't remember whether this is true or not. You can try it pretty easily though. Does anyone else know?

Oh yes, and I should have mentioned that classpath is relative to the executable (i.e., somewhere inside the packaged .app). Actually, I don't remember whether this is true or not. You can try it pretty easily though. Does anyone else know?

I don't have PB open right now (sorry!) but I remember having and solving this same problem. Look in the build options panel. (There are several, but it is pretty clear which one to use.) Then click on "Expert" to be able to add to the classpath (apparently, editing the classpath is for...

I'm not entirely sure what's holding you up here. Here's what I just tried: I opened P(roject)B(uilder) and created a new Cocoa project. I opened the Main.nib file with I(nterface)B(uilder). There already was a blank window; I just dragged into it a TableView (packaged inside a ScrollView...

Maybe you should look at NSOpenPanel instead of using an NSBrowser (but if you want to do it the hard way, there is an AppKit example which uses an OutlineView to browse through files). For the second question, try looking at the drag-and-drop code, then NSPasteboard. You use the drag...

I agree with the above two posts that this discussion may be moot, because of debug code, etc. For me, live window resizing doesn't seem to be all that slow. It doesn't look quite right because something happens to the scroll bars, but it works fast enough. The bigger problem is...

I'm not a programmer, and know very little about Cocoa. But here is a bit of code that uses an OutlineView (subclass of TableView). I don't know how directly to get a handle to the table, either -- but if you use interface builder, then it should give you the handle automatically. To...

Okay, I just posted that assuming that this was a problem with Apple's Java implementation. However, I do know that NSTable displays just fine with Java. Perhaps you should consider moving away from a pure Java interface. I don't know, Java is very nice in theory, but unless you plan on...

I downloaded Nicer and nothing happens when I double-click a process. I don't know what's wrong. There is also a problem with scrolling (items at the edge of the visible table are scrunched up). Hm..

What is the dock-like program in the second screen shot? I would love to have a dock which shows program names, but I can't find anything like this on Versiontracker. tie