Cannot find symbol - beginners curse?

[noelmar...@gmail.com]

Hi,

Trying to get an initial j2objc Xcode project off the ground without success. I can add the files to the project and build them. I can reference them in obj-c files (as long as I toggle the --no-package-directories switch off then on again - problem 1). My main issue, though, is I cannot inter-reference the java classes between themselves even though they are in the same package.

so file 1 is:

package myco.crosscheck;

import java.text.Normalizer;

public class SimilarString {
private String stringA, flatStringA;

public SimilarString(String string1)
{
stringA = string1;
}
}

And file 2 is:
package myco.crosscheck;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.Map;

public class BasicCrossChecker {

public BasicCrossChecker()
{
Object ss = new SimilarString(); // Builds without this line. See the error below
}
}

Error displays as:
BasicCrossChecker.java:54: cannot find symbol
symbol: class SimilarString
location: class myco.crosscheck.BasicCrossChecker

I've also tried ss = myco.crosscheck.SimilarString(); but also gives the same error.

Am I missing something obvious?

Thanks!

[Keith Stanger]

Sounds like you need to add your Java source directory to j2objc's -sourcepath.

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[noelmar...@gmail.com]

The -sourcepath was correct, but the files weren't in the classpath file structure. No I moved them into "myco/crosscheck/" it's working.
Thanks for taking the time - it steered me in the right direction in answering you :)

[jcos...@gmail.com]

Hi mate

Who you resolve this problem?

What you put in class path?

Please, help me