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Using JBuilder 9

Using JBuilder 9. User’s Guide By Margery Waldron. Overview. Create a new project called “MyDrawing” Create a new application called “Test”, making a frame page Add DrawSquare.java to your project Add TurtleGraphics.jar, BreezySwing.jar & TerminalIO.jar to your libraries

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Using JBuilder 9

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  1. Using JBuilder 9 User’s Guide By Margery Waldron

  2. Overview • Create a new project called “MyDrawing” • Create a new application called “Test”, making a frame page • Add DrawSquare.java to your project • Add TurtleGraphics.jar, BreezySwing.jar & TerminalIO.jar to your libraries • Compile & Run DrawSquare

  3. Double click on BorlandJBuilder:

  4. Under File, click on New Project…

  5. and then you should see….

  6. After Name enter MyDrawing, then change the Directory to your folder & click Next>

  7. and now press Finish

  8. and this is what you should see:

  9. To create a java program in our project, under File, click on “New”

  10. Click on Application & OK

  11. Enter “test” under Class Name & click on Next>

  12. After Class: enter “testFrame” & Finish

  13. Double-click test.java …

  14. and now you should see:

  15. To Add DrawSquare.java press Projects, Add files/packages…

  16. Add DrawSquare.java & press OK

  17. Now to add the libraries….go to TOOLS -> Configure libraries…

  18. Click NEW & type “TurtleGraphics”, press ADD, & select turtlegraphics.jar from your folder

  19. Click OK twice. Now you see:

  20. Select Projects -> Properties

  21. Click Required Libraries & ADD

  22. Select TurtleGraphics & OK

  23. Click OK….. and voila!

  24. Now do the same for BreezySwing & TerminalIO…

  25. Now compile DrawSquare.java

  26. Under Projects, click Make Project

  27. To run, click: Run “DrawSquare.java” using “test”

  28. And you will see a square!

  29. Now it’s your turn! • To make your own program using TurtleGraphics, edit DrawSquare.java or create a new myDrawing.java and add it to your project. • Have fun!

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