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Bad Stack Map error [message #18829]

Sun, 18 February 2007 18:17

Mike ONeil

Messages: 9
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

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

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Re: Bad Stack Map error [message #18852 is a reply to message #18829]

Fri, 23 February 2007 16:07

Kevin Horowitz

Messages: 36
Registered: July 2009

Member

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
>
>

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Re: Bad Stack Map error [message #18898 is a reply to message #18852]

Wed, 28 February 2007 18:54

Mike ONeil

Messages: 9
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Actually I'm going to try using EclipseME for a while. Something about
version 0.7 of new tools makes me nervous. Thanks though.

"Kevin Horowitz" <khorowit@us.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:45DF115E.4090804@us.ibm.com...
> 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

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