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- java - DrJava: Cannot run code using JDK8. 0 - Stack Overflow
DrJava works well if you don't want an overwhelming million options and the necessity of moving things into projects and folders I also am encountering this problem
- drjava - How to resolve unable to find package java. lang in classpath . . .
So DrJava searches for tools jar (the library file containing the compiler in Java JDK distributions prior to Java 9) in common locations on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux to find a compiler (more accurately, what were common locations in 2007)
- Dr Java Compiler Issue I think - Stack Overflow
at edu rice cs drjava model GlobalEventNotifier saveBeforeCompile(GlobalEventNotifier java:428) at edu rice cs drjava model compiler CompilerEventNotifier saveBeforeCompile(CompilerEventNotifier java:98)
- java - JavaFX not working on DrJava - Stack Overflow
Not sure if you ever got your answer, but for anyone coming here wanting to use JavaFX in DrJava: Download JavaFX: openjfx io Remember where you downloaded it to Open DrJava Open preferences under the Edit tab in the top left In the resource locations category, click add Enter the JavaFX SDK folder and go to lib From there highlight every jar file, press select and apply!
- How do I use the JDK compiler with Dr Java instead of the Eclipse . . .
My school forces us to use Dr Java and I'm having trouble getting it to use the JDK compiler instead of the Eclipse compiler
- The latest version of Java for DrJava. org - Stack Overflow
Other versions may of course work, but it seems Corretto 8 is the officially recommended version From the DrJava web page: We strongly recommend installing the Amazon Corretto 8 distribution of Open JDK 8 available from the Amazon Corretto download page because this distribution appears to be the most comprehensive and best supported formulation of Open Java 8
- java - DrJava with JDK 11 - Stack Overflow
According to the DrJava documentations, the current beta version (drjava-beta-2019-220051 that's what did you download probably) is compatible with Java 8, which is the only supported version of "traditional" Java Later versions of Java use a new package system and distribution format breaking compatibility with Java applications that access files in the underlying distribution
- DrJava tells me theres no main, but main is defined within the class . . .
What I don't get is why DrJava tells me there's no main It's the first line after the class canine declaration; and I don't see any typos or missing punctuation
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