now = new java.util.Calender()I was getting ready to start pulling out hair when I saw the light: 'Calendar'.
And I've also gotten other error messages that turned out to be caused by spelling. Just wanted to share that :)
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Ramblings on the paradigm-shift that is TDI.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Reference error: 'java' not found
Just to let you know, if you get the above error then it means you've probably spelled the Java class name wrong.
And I've also gotten other error messages that turned out to be caused by spelling. Just wanted to share that :)
And I've also gotten other error messages that turned out to be caused by spelling. Just wanted to share that :)
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Note that you will see 'com not found' if the package name of the class you are trying to instantiate starts with 'com'.
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