Compilation Error from Forte for Java 3.0

Hi! Everyone.
I got a problem on Java program compilation.
When I compile the program in any project, I got following error message:
You may not use the compiler Ant Script Compilation on the object ibmTableFormat because it is not an Ant script.
Would anyone help me to solve this problem? Thanks.

Select Menu 'Project'
-> Select 'Setting'
-> Select node 'Java Sources'
-> Edit property 'Default Compiler'
Then problem is fixed.

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Forte 4GL is:
1) A language, TOOL (Compare to Java)
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