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- Overview
- Test a Java project in the editor
- Compiling a Java project in WINDEV
- Compiling a Java project
- Compiling a WINDEV executable in Java
Testing a Java project and compiling it
When your Java application is developed, you can run the test of the Java project and compile it before creating the archive. Test a Java project in the editor During the test of a project from the editor, the project is compiled and started in Windows. The project is not compiled in Java. Reminder: To test a project, go to the "Project" tab, "Test mode" group, expand "Test mode" and select "Debug project". Compiling a Java project in WINDEV Compiling a Java project A Java project is compiled to: - identify the programming errors found in the WLanguage code.
- display controls, processes, WLanguage functions not available in Java.
These errors appear in purple in the "Compilation errors" pane. Remark: The number of WLanguage functions that can be used in a Java project is limited in this version. This number of functions will increase in forthcoming versions. To compile a Java project, on the "Project" tab, in the "Project" group, expand "Recompile and synchronize" and select "Recompile project". Compiling a WINDEV executable in Java A Java application can be created from an existing WINDEV project. To do so, a new configuration must be added to the project: - On the "Project" tab, in the "Project configuration" group, click "Manage configurations".
- Create a new configuration ("New configuration" button). Choose the "Java" generation.
- Select the existing project elements that must be included in this configuration. These elements will also be included in the archive or in the applet that will be generated.
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