Executing code in NetBeans 3.5.1

Hi,
I've been using my own custom Ant scripts within NetBeans to compile code, generate various descriptors and create archive files. I really like using Ant; the only reason I even use an IDE is for editting--it's nice having its spell checking functionality, etc. However, to execute and debug code, I go straight to the command prompt to run my jar. But now I'd like to take the next step: execute and debug un-jarred code within NetBeans.
Executing code works fine within NB if I don't use packages. However, when I use packages, I get NoClassDefFoundErrors for dependencies. That is, my main class gets found, but its dependencies do not.
Can someone please show me how it's done in NB 3.5.1? Also, should I create an Ant task to execute my code from within the IDE?
D:\
----+com
--------+myco
------------+myapp
----------------+myMain.java /*this does get found*/
------------+mydep
----------------+myDependency.java /*this does not get found*/
I've searched the NB website, but there is just too much stuff to wade through. And of course, I've searched the forums here too. I'd appreciate any help! Thanks!
PGynt

Hi,
Thanks for replying!
the d:\ folder needs to be mounted as a filesystem.Please see expanded structure below.
All dependency classes need to be compiled
(add them to the project and build all).I'm using Ant to compile within NetBeans. It creates a build directory which mirrors the source code directory structure. Package names are same as directory structure. It all runs fine within a jar, but only outside of NB. Below is an expanded version of my structure. Maybe it will make things clearer.
If you like ANT, maybe you should
upgrade to netbeans 4.1 because it uses ANT as it's
build engine.Sounds good, but it's not in our budget for now. Changes always take so much time.
D:\
----+application/*this directory is mounted and added to project*/
--------+src /*this directory is mounted and added to project*/
------------+com
----------------+myco
--------------------+myapp
------------------------+myMain.java /*this does get found*/
--------------------+mydep
------------------------+myDependency.java /*this does not get found*/
--------+build
------------+com
----------------+myco
--------------------+myapp
------------------------+myMain.class /*this does get found*/
--------------------+mydep
------------------------+myDependency.class /*this does not get found*/
Is it necessary to add classes to a project for executing a program? Or is mounting the relevant directories enough?
Again, I'm used to using Ant directly, so I'm sorry if that sounds like a dumb question.
PG

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