The following three chapters describe how to install MULTILIZER to JBuilder 3 and how to compile and run the JBuilder sample application.
JBuilder needs to know where the packages are located. This is similar to the CLASSPATH of Java VM. To add the MULTILIZER package to the class path:
<mljavadir>\multilizerall12.jar
file
(e.g. C:\Program files\Multilizer\Java\multilizerall12.jar
)<mljavadir> directory
.In order to use a Bean in the IDE you have to install it to the component palette. To install Multilizer Beans to the component palette:
multilizer.BinaryDictionary
multilizer.TextDictionary
multilizer.ServerDictionary
multilizer.DatabaseDictionary
multilizer.TestDictionary
multilizer.Translator
multilizer.AppletTranslator
multilizer.SwingModule
The Component Palette should look like this:
The Beans having the green book in their icon are the dictionary component. The Beans having the blue Earth in their icons are the translator components. The Beans having a light blue box in their icon are the module components.
The most sample applications included to the Multilizer are standard Java applications. They are not JBuilder specific. They contain a JBuilder project but you can not use the visual form designer. MULTILIZER contains two fully JBuilder compatible samples (Dcalc and JBuilder). To open the Dcalc project:
<mljavadir>\samples\dcalc\dcalc.jpr
and press Open.