macOS Display sheet after drag?

[reikon]

In addition Java has a crapload of built in libraries that Objective-C doesn't have.

 

[gekko513]

In addition Java has a crapload of built in libraries that Objective-C doesn't have.

Yeah, I must admit that I love the libraries that come with Java.

I sent a PM that should solve the problem if I was able to explain the culprit clearly enough.

 

[caveman_uk]

In addition Java has a crapload of built in libraries that Objective-C doesn't have.

Use those then.

{edit}Maybe I should make that sound less beligerent. Are there alternatives to cocoa you could use? Maybe not now but in future projects...

 

[reikon]

Use those then.

{edit}Maybe I should make that sound less beligerent. Are there alternatives to cocoa you could use? Maybe not now but in future projects...

Of course, theres Swing, AWT, SWT, even wxWidgets if I wanted. But I want a sheetlicious Cocoa app. I familiar with Java's other interfaces fine, I just wanted to make a mac-only app, and make it sexy.

 

[HiRez]

Of course, theres Swing, AWT, SWT, even wxWidgets if I wanted. But I want a sheetlicious Cocoa app. I familiar with Java's other interfaces fine, I just wanted to make a mac-only app, and make it sexy.

If you want to just use Java libraries, I would probably make the project Objective-C, do everything you can in the Nib, then just use the Cocoa-Java bridge from the other side, by calling into your Java methods to do back-end work.

EDIT: Not sure how this works in terms of setting up your project because if you create an Objective-C project, you won't have the Java libraries and runtime loaded by default.