Compiling the application

In the Project Editor
Note that SNiFF+ needs to know where to start Make execution. You tell SNiFF+ this by highlighting the appropriate project. In the example project, Make execution starts in

backoffice.shared
where you specified the Java target. So:

In the Project Tree, make sure

backoffice.shared is highlighted.
Choose Target > Make > BackOfficeAppliation to compile the application.
A Shell Tool appears, after compilation it should look similar to the following:

On successful compilation, the byte-code

.class files are generated to
<sniff_java>/pwe_1/OfficeApp/Classes/
Remember you specified this attribute during project setup ( In the "Create New SNiFF+ Project" page).
Troubleshooting

- If compiler errors are reported in the shell, something may have gone wrong with the setup of the projects Java Make attributes. Try going through the steps in this tutorial again, carefully check them, compare screenshots, and re-compile.
- Make sure your

PATH environment variable points to
<your_jdk_installation_dir>/bin
- On Windows NT: Problems can be caused by a
CLASSPATH environment variable that does not conform to the upper case conventions (e.g., an application may set an environment variable as ClassPath ). If this is the case, set a single environment variable, CLASSPATH , to point to all the paths in an existing CLASSPATH as well as any variations thereof, such as ClassPath.