[News.eclipse.dsdp.mtj] Re: Bad Stack Map error

[Kevin Horowitz <khorowit@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

Have you configured the WTK 2.2 runtime yet, and set that as the library 
for your project?

You can do this by selecting Preferences > Mobile Tools ... > Runtime 
Platform and pointing at the root directory of your WTK 2.2 installation.

Once you have done this create a new MTJ project, with the runtime you 
created, and copy your source files into the project.

Good luck,
kevin

Mike ONeil wrote:
> Hello there.  I've recently decided to switch over from Netbeans to Eclipse 
> becuse of the on device debugging Nokia talks about with Eclipse, however 
> simply trying to move the project over is giving me problems.  My setup:
> Windows XP
> Eclipse 3.2
> MTJ 0.7
> emf-sdo-xsd-SDK-2.2.0
>
> I know the project runs because it is fine with netbeans, but when I try to 
> run it in Eclipse i get a
> ALERT: java/lang/ClassFormatError: Bad stack map.
>
> I have no idea what this means and the only thing I could find was about not 
> using long or float types, none of which I am using in the project.  Is 
> there something I'm missing?  The project doesn't use any Nokia SDK's at 
> this point either, I wanted to just use the simple Java WTK 2.2 to start off 
> simple without bringing in Nokia's notorously flaky SDK's.  Any help would 
> be appreciated.
> Thank you
> Mike