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  • Randall Allen

    JBuilder Question

    I am new to JavaScript and am trying to use JBuilder to debug some
    code that isn't working properly. I can't get the JBuilder debugger
    to start. A pop-up says "Unable to start runtime due to incomplete
    configuration." . I "think" I've configured every parameter I can find
    using guidance from the help files, but there is clearly at least one
    thing I've overlooked. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

    Also, What are the best low cost development tools for Javascript on
    a Win2000 platform? I sure would like to have a good debugging
    capability.

    Thanks,

    Randy
  • Laurent Bugnion, GalaSoft

    #2
    Re: JBuilder Question

    Hi,

    Randall Allen wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > I am new to JavaScript and am trying to use JBuilder to debug some
    > code that isn't working properly. I can't get the JBuilder debugger
    > to start. A pop-up says "Unable to start runtime due to incomplete
    > configuration." . I "think" I've configured every parameter I can find
    > using guidance from the help files, but there is clearly at least one
    > thing I've overlooked. Any suggestions would be appreciated.[/color]

    I was not aware that JBuilder can debug JavaScript. I might be wrong,
    though; just to be sure, you are aware that JavaScript and Java are
    totally different languages, aren't you?
    [color=blue]
    > Also, What are the best low cost development tools for Javascript on
    > a Win2000 platform? I sure would like to have a good debugging
    > capability.[/color]

    For client-side JavaScript, the (IMHO) best environment is a good text
    editor with syntax highlighting (there are many of them, I won't
    recommend one as the one I use is not free; but there are lots of free
    ones too), and Mozilla (inclusive the JavaScript debugger, codename
    Venkman). This allows you to debug complex JavaScript applications and
    is free.

    See
    Mozilla is the not-for-profit behind the lightning fast Firefox browser. We put people over profit to give everyone more power online.

    [color=blue]
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Randy[/color]

    Laurent
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    • kaeli

      #3
      Re: JBuilder Question

      In article <57q200569afvo8 48v4ioppcd6mou2 6cqep@4ax.com>,
      randall_allen@h otmail.com enlightened us with...[color=blue]
      > I am new to JavaScript and am trying to use JBuilder to debug some
      > code that isn't working properly. I can't get the JBuilder debugger
      > to start. A pop-up says "Unable to start runtime due to incomplete
      > configuration." .[/color]

      Javascript has a runtime?
      Perhaps you meant Java?

      If so, you need to download and configure the proper JDK, then post
      questions to comp.lang.java. * groups.
      If not, I have no idea how to use JBuilder for Javascript. :)

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