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José, VAJ is looking for the IBM Toolbox libraries. It's been a while since I worked with VAJ, but I'm sure there's a place where you can add external JAR files to your project. You'll need to add jt400.jar or jtopen.jar to your project in order to access the com.ibm.as400.access classes. Joe
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Problem in Visual Age for Java 3.5
Thanks Joe, I am going to test it this Monday. I have another question, which IDE is better? NetBeans or Eclipse?. -
Problem in Visual Age for Java 3.5
Hi!. I had a probelm witb VAJ 3.5. I had to install again VAJ. Now, I am receiving a message ...missing package: com.ibm.as400.access What's wrong?.Comment
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Problem in Visual Age for Java 3.5
Well, I think each IDE has its adherents, and I'm a little biased. I haven't really used NetBeans in a while, and I've written books on Eclipse and WDSC, so I'm definitely partial to the Eclipse side of the question. Personally, I think WDSC is perhaps the best developmetn environment I've ever used. It's powerful, easy to use, and allow me to work in multiple languages on multiple platforms with no problems. I just put together a little package that transfers data between the iSeries and SQL Server, and I was able to do it all inside of WDSC. I was able to write and even debug all the code without getting out of WDSC, and then I was able to export and pacakge the software so my client could install and use it. I'm sure NetBeans can do a lot of what WDSC can do, but as I said I haven't really used it in a while. I want to do a little more research, though, and in fact I hope to be able to set up a machine tomorrow where I can start playing with some other products that I don't normally use, from Lotus to Visual Studio. Maybe I'll give Netbeans another run for tis money. If I do, I'll let you know what I find out. Joe JoeComment
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