when exporting, it doesnt show a .manifest to include... i didnt notice that last time.... in situations like this a usually start completely from scratch or close to it... however i end up typing...
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when exporting, it doesnt show a .manifest to include... i didnt notice that last time.... in situations like this a usually start completely from scratch or close to it... however i end up typing...
Failed to load Main-Class manifest...
in Eclipse theres a green play button called run.
if i put the path to where the file is on my computer, then it wouldnt work if i distribute the program
oops... didnt mean t double post, didnt know there was another page
so now String items = System.getProperty("user.dir") + "items.txt"; and in the exception stack i see at b.getItemNamesAndPaths(b.java:26) which is the line that initiates x. i think maybe the...
so know, String items = System.getProperty("user.dir") + "items.txt" in the exception stack i see at b.getItemNamesAndPaths(b.java:26) which is x = new Scanner(new File(items)); and im thinking...
is there any way to change where java is searching for the text file?
i was planning to use the JFileChooser for when the user wants to add an item. first an input dialog would appear for an alias they want, then the JFileChooser would ask them to find the file. both...
in the same directory as b.java
i kept the code as it is there. and put e.printStackTrace(); this is what was returned:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: items.txt (The system cannot find the file specified)
at...
Hello, I'm Taco. I am trying to create a java program that will allow users to open certain files (stored in a text file) by selecting something on a JList and clicking ok. When i program an...