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Problems with JBuilder

 
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Hi,
Does anyone know how to get JBuilder to accept data as if it were from the command line? I know that it used to have a command style window which you could enter it but I can't seem to get this working in JB 8.
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Amy
 
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Sorry Amy, it looks like JBuilder 8 is not very here. I don't use it myself, I use Eclipse or BlueJ or JEdit or Emacs. Is it not possible to download pdf documentation from the Borland site? Or maybe they have a support forum or FAQ for your kind of question.
 
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Are you asking, "How do I give command line arugments to my Java application when run through JBuilder?"
If so, then you can configure the project runtime setting to use specific arguments only. It won't prompt you for arguments.
Last I looked, nobody had created an OpenTool to accomplish the task of prompting for command line arguments when running a Java application through JBuilder. But somebody might do so someday.
 
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