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Creating an NX Open for Java Program" b2 _( l- v9 o8 f0 ^- b
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Introduction2 E5 P5 N. W! t2 [/ J
You can create an NX Open Java program by writing it manually or by using the NX journaling tool. After creating a Java program with the journaling tool, you can manually edit it, adding calls to Java-wrapped user functions or to other NX Open API methods. The NX Open for Java Reference Manual contains descriptions of the NX Open classes.
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Recording a Journal, j" @, R1 G2 r2 U& q# |0 B) @
To record a journal in Java, do the following:
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Select Preferences → User Interface → Journal and change the journal language to Java. 4 I1 {6 f+ Z1 S8 }
; ?' @; y" H" ]. v: }Click Record on the Journal toolbar or select Tools → Journal → Record. Enter a journal filename.
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Perform the commands that you want to record.
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To finish recording, click Stop on the Journal toolbar or select Tools → Journal → Stop.
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# d! d' _2 @* ^: uTo run the journal that you recorded, you must compile the journal outside of NX, using the steps described in the next section. The Play button is intended for VB.NET journals only, and will not work with a Java journal. 0 l4 p5 u! l! ~ v
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If you want Java to be the journal language every time NX starts, select File → Utilities → Customer Defaults. Under Gateway → General → Journal, change the journal language to Java. The next time you start NX, the journal language will be Java. |
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