Java runtime / compiler execute difference
 

(Java runtime / compiler execute difference)

I have made a little Java program (NetBeans).
When I RUN the builded RUNTIME version (myprogram.jar) on a Windows 7 (32bit, 3Ghz) computer, so not inside the NetBeans environment, it works but a part of the program doesn't work at all.

(some selection to open a new Dialog, it doesn't open the new Dialog).
Don't understand how this is possible, any ideas ?

Re: Java runtime / compiler execute difference
 

This is a difficult question to answer without some context.

Are you still having problems with it?

Re: Java runtime / compiler execute difference
 

I solved the problem, it was a bug (assignment of variables from different kinds).
Strange thing was that it works inside netbeans, but not as a runtime.

Some bug checking would be nice, who can advise an option or tool for this (netbeans) ?

Re: Java runtime / compiler execute difference
 

Interesting.

It might be worth-while posting a sample so someone could figure out why it worked in NetBeans and not outside.

Bug checking is difficult, you could try FindBugs - it helps you locate many of those hard-to-spot bugs. There is a NetBeans plugin, but I prefer running it from the command-line though.

Get more information from http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/