Reloading Java

    Lee
    Jun 22 2012 | 7:18 pm
    Hi all - I'm using eclipse to develop externals and in order to pickup changes i need to send a "zap" to the mxj, delete it and then undelete it. Seems like quite a alot to do each time. Any shortcuts? thx
    • Owen Green
      Jun 22 2012 | 9:45 pm
      That shouldn't be necessary - I can just re-instantiate my mxj objects to have them reload. What OS, Max version etc.?
    • Lee
      Jun 23 2012 | 12:45 am
      Hi. That's what I thought. Using Windows 7, latest version (6.0.5 is it?)
      I've tried just re-instantiating the objects and it doesn't pick them up...
    • Owen Green
      Jun 25 2012 | 11:05 pm
      Hmm. You've definitely got a dynamic class folder (rather than system) set in your mxj config for eclipse to compile into?
    • Jan
      Jun 26 2012 | 12:32 pm
      only the "main" object class gets re-instantiated if you re-instantiate the object. any changes that you might have done in other classes that are loaded/instantiated inside your object class are not considered.
    • Lee
      Jun 26 2012 | 2:00 pm
      i'll check settings again when i get home tonight, thx