Q: What Java version do I need
to run JPD?
A: JPD needs Java 1.1.4 or higher. It
runs best with 1.1.6.
Q: If I start JPD
under OS/2 I get the error "java.lang.Thread missing".
What's wrong?
A: You need to have the complete
path and filename of the classes.zip in your classpath.
If your JDK is on drive D: in the path JAVA11 then the following must
be in your classpath:
D:\JAVA11\LIB\CLASSES.ZIP
Q: If I start JPD
under OS/2 I get the error "Exception in thread "main"".
What's wrong?
A: Have you installed StarOffice
4.0? Then you need to change the LIBPATH variable. The java\dll
path have to be before the StarOffice 4.0
dll-path.
Or just change the RUN*.CMD files
and add the following line at the beginning:
set beginlibpath=d:\java11\dll;
Where
d:\java11\dll is your java dll-path.
Q: How do I append
new entries in my AddressBook (MemoPad, ToDoList, Expense ...) ?
A: Just press the right mouse button in the entries
list box and select „new“.
Q: How do I make my own language version?
A:
1. Select the language in the settings dialog of JPD and save it.
2. Look in the CTAG.INI-file for the lines
"Locale_language=XX" and "Locale_country=yy".
where XX_yy is the language
identifier
3. Rename the JpdBundle.java to
JpdBundle_XX_yy.java (!! XX and yy are case sensitive !!)
1. Now you have to edit these iles. Translate
all the Strings in the right colums to your language.
ATTENTION !!! Do not change the left Strings !
3. Compile the file with the java compiler: javac *Bundle_XX.java
or send it to me
(arnd.grossmann@recklinghausen.netsurf.de)
and I will compile it for you.
4. Check if
there is a file called JpdBundle_XX_yy.class
5. Run JPD :-)
[If it works send
the *.java and/or *.class Files to me. I will include them in future
releases]
[my email:
arnd.grossmann@recklinghausen.netsurf.de]
Q: How do I sync the
JPD-Data with my PalmPilot?
A: Until I finish the
HotSync in JAVA, use the Windows HotSync-Manager to sync.
It will not be a long time till I have the syncronisation ready.
Q: After the
syncronisation is ready, will there also be a Java Conduit
Development Kit?
A: YES, there will be a
Java-CDK, and it will run on every JAVA machine :-)
Q: What means "use suns javax.comm" ?
A: Enable this if you want to use Suns
Communication-Port-Api.
As OS/2 user you
don't need this, because JPD comes with its own serialPort
Api for OS/2. If you are using Linux, Solaris or Win32 you have to
use Suns
API.