Re: I want to build the project and need help

[Steven Herod <steven.herod@gmail.com>]

Hi Jungeun

Um, no, it should work just fine, but you are not the first person to have reported this issue, there is one other.

Are you using a non-english (perhaps korean) version of Windows?   It may be a font thing

In the StatusNode.fx class (or indeed, the entire project), you should search and remove this line:

  name: "Lucida Grande"

from all the font statements and re-run it.

The documentation for Font says that JavaFX should fall back to a working font if it isn't available (Lucida Grande is a OSX only font) - and I haven't written the bit yet that makes the most appropriate font selection for the platform.

On 22/01/2009, at 1:04 AM, Jungeun Woo wrote:

Hi Steven,

It works. Now, I am able to build and run the application. However, has the twitterFX still much things to do? Because I can write down my words but I can't see anything else. But when I check the twitter site with internet explorer, I can find my words were actually written.


Thanks,
Jungeun

Steven Herod wrote:

6D349712-77DA-415E-80E7-B353DCEB6CAC@gmail.com" type="cite">I've committed my change, the code now compiles to the level of version 0.19 (as released)

I'll look into the jnlp.jar file that is missing.


On 21/01/2009, at 7:57 PM, <jungeun.woo@sun.com> wrote:

Hello,

I'm much interested in this nice project. I downloaded the source code
from the svn repository(revision 0.19) and created the project with
NetBeans.

At first, I got a error because of the missing jnlp.jar which is
required. I myself added jnlp.jar from JDK1.6.0_11 to the project and
problem resolved.

And then, I faced following compilation error:
-----------
C:\Documents and Settings\Jungeun\My
Documents\NetBeansProjects\Mytest\twitterfx\src\twitterfx\panels\Status
Panel.fx:164: cannot find symbol
symbol    : variable super
location: class twitterfx.panels.StatusPanel
    var b = super.create();
-----------
I found StatusPanel extends two classes(ScrollPanel, Group) and in this
case having problem using "super". I tested I can't use the keyword
"super" when I extends more than 1 class. It seems to me that "super"
works only classes who extends only 1 class. Dose this only happen to
me?

Finally here are my tool chains, which are downloaded from JavaFX.com:
- NetBeans 6.5 with JavaFX
- javafx_sdk-1_0_1-windows-i586.exe

Can you share your work environment?