[JoaoGalli]

Hi everyone,

I am having problemns to use the blackberry jde jar with any type of project in eclipse. Everytime I build a class that extends something like UIApplication or MainScreen, the autocomplete (Ctrl+Space) doesn't work.

Eclipse stops recognysing any class from the BlackBerry API, like TextField or Label.

But if the class doesn't extends a class from the BB API, everything works fine.

Everybody have these problemn? Can I do something to solve it?

thanks.

[richard.puckett]

Is net_rim_api.jar on your Eclipse classpath? Sounds like you have perhaps one of the Java SE libraries on there but not RIM's. Remove all libraries from your classpath and add net_rim_api.jar. Despite RIM's Eclipse usage instructions, you don't need (and shouldn't have) anything other than net_rim_api (plus any third party libs such as ksoap, etc).

[JoaoGalli]

Originally Posted by richard.puckett

Is net_rim_api.jar on your Eclipse classpath? Sounds like you have perhaps one of the Java SE libraries on there but not RIM's. Remove all libraries from your classpath and add net_rim_api.jar. Despite RIM's Eclipse usage instructions, you don't need (and shouldn't have) anything other than net_rim_api (plus any third party libs such as ksoap, etc).

Thanks for the attention, but I already tryed to clean all the libraries and the classpath, but it doesn't work. I'm starting to think that it's the JAR fault.
I will try it in netbeans today.

[ptys]

Originally Posted by JoaoGalli

Thanks for the attention, but I already tryed to clean all the libraries and the classpath, but it doesn't work. I'm starting to think that it's the JAR fault.
I will try it in netbeans today.

I ran into the same issue. Auto-complete doesn't work at all in the eclipse version of the IDE. Is there any resolution to this?

BB JDE looks very poor with respect to usability and I'm trying to avoid it at all cost.