Thinksamuel

I created a standalone but in the status window i get ollowing error message:

(mxj) Unable to find max.jar! mxj is rendered powerless in its absence"

I included now this max.jar file in the script window but still I get the message

Also in the script window I get a message "copying external ubutton"

However, I don't know where I use an xternal ubutton. 

I created a standalone but in the status window i get ollowing error message:
"error: unable to create JVM
(mxj) Unable to find max.jar! mxj is rendered powerless in its absence"

I included now this max.jar file in the script window but still I get the message
Also in the script window I get a message "copying external ubutton"

However, I don't know where I use an xternal ubutton. 
Anyone can help?


standaolone-doesnt-recognize-a-file

On 28 janv. 08, at 03:58, Samuel Van Ransbeeck wrote:

> I created a standalone but in the status window i get ollowing error 

> (mxj) Unable to find max.jar! mxj is rendered powerless in its 

> I included now this max.jar file in the script window but still I 

> Also in the script window I get a message "copying external ubutton"

> However, I don't know where I use an xternal ubutton.

You need to manually include the java/lib/* java/classes/* and 

max.java.config.txt files in your standalone support folder (Show 

Package contents in the Finder, Contents>support). Note that, you just 

need to copy the *.jar and *.classes that you use in your standalone.

> I created a standalone but in the status window i get ollowing error  
> message:
> "error: unable to create JVM
> (mxj) Unable to find max.jar! mxj is rendered powerless in its  
> absence"
>
> I included now this max.jar file in the script window but still I  
> get the message
> Also in the script window I get a message "copying external ubutton"
>
> However, I don't know where I use an xternal ubutton.
> Anyone can help?

You need to manually include the java/lib/* java/classes/* and  
max.java.config.txt files in your standalone support folder (Show  
Package contents in the Finder, Contents>support). Note that, you just  
need to copy the *.jar and *.classes that you use in your standalone.

I sue this script now and still I get this error message. What is wrong?

folder SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StockWatch.java

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StockWatch.class

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller.java

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller.class

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller$1.class

include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel1.jpg

include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel2.jpg

include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel3.jpg

include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel4.jpg

appsplash SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/splash.pict

appicon SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/icon.pict

open thispatcher
folder SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/

include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StockWatch.java
include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StockWatch.class
include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller.java
include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller.class
include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/StringScroller$1.class
include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel1.jpg
include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel2.jpg
include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel3.jpg
include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/pictures/noteoutchannel4.jpg
appsplash SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/splash.pict
appicon SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/icon.pict


On 31 janv. 08, at 18:56, Samuel Van Ransbeeck wrote:

> I sue this script now and still I get this error message. What is 

> folder SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/

> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 

> include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/ 

> appsplash SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/ 

> appicon SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/ 

You need to manually included the file in the Package (by manually, I 

mean in the Finder not in the Collective/Application window). The 

[mxj] object can't extract the file from the collective. So basically 

the structure of your application will look like that

            your java classes.class

            maybe another.class

> I sue this script now and still I get this error message. What is  
> wrong?
>
> open thispatcher
> folder SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/
>
> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 
> StockWatch.java
> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 
> StockWatch.class
> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 
> StringScroller.java
> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 
> StringScroller.class
> include SYSTEM:/Applications/MaxMSP 4.6/Cycling '74/java/classes/ 
> StringScroller$1.class
> include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/ 
> pictures/noteoutchannel1.jpg
> include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/ 
> pictures/noteoutchannel2.jpg
> include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/ 
> pictures/noteoutchannel3.jpg
> include SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/buttons/ 
> pictures/noteoutchannel4.jpg
> appsplash SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/ 
> splashscreen/splash.pict
> appicon SYSTEM:/Users/electro02/Desktop/stockwatchfinal/splashscreen/ 
> icon.pict

You need to manually included the file in the Package (by manually, I  
mean in the Finder not in the Collective/Application window). The  
[mxj] object can't extract the file from the collective. So basically  
the structure of your application will look like that

YourApp.app/Contents/
	Frameworks
		Some stuff here
	Info.plist
	MacOS
		YourApp
	PkgInfo
	Resources
		Some other stuff here
	YourApp.mxf
	support
		classes
			your java classes.class
			maybe another.class

On 31 janv. 08, at 23:12, Emmanuel Jourdan wrote:

> You need to manually included the file in the Package (by manually, 

> I mean in the Finder not in the Collective/Application window). The 

> [mxj] object can't extract the file from the collective. So 

> basically the structure of your application will look like that

Sorry, the support folder might look like that.

// The part you're interested into is there:

./support/java/classes/yourFirstClass.class

./support/java/classes/anotherClass.class

> You need to manually included the file in the Package (by manually,  
> I mean in the Finder not in the Collective/Application window). The  
> [mxj] object can't extract the file from the collective. So  
> basically the structure of your application will look like that

Sorry, the support folder might  look like that.

./support
./support/ad/*
./support/jsextensions/*

// The part you're interested into is there:
./support/java
./support/java/classes
./support/java/classes/yourFirstClass.class
./support/java/classes/anotherClass.class
./support/java/lib/max.jar
./support/java/lib/jitter.jar

Standaolone doesn't recognize a file?