org.apache.jetspeed.calendar.properties.XProp

[Lisa Basile <lb...@ll.mit.edu>]

I am working on a project at MIT Lincoln Laboratory and we have a need to be 
able to set the -name resource (an X property) for a Java application.  

It looks to me like the setPropertyName method in icalendar.properties.XProp 
does just that.  I'm having trouble getting XProp.java to compile because it 
relies on so many other things.

Do you have an icalendar.jar file that I can add to my classpath?  Then in my 
program I can import org.apache.icalendar.properties.XProp;  
I can then do 
IProp prop = new IProp(name, val);
prop.setPropertyName(newNameString);

I'm hoping that this will set the -name resource to whatever is in newNameString 
when I launch my java application.

Please let me know if setPropertyName will accomplish what I am describing and 
if you have an icalendar.jar file.

Thanks,

Lisa Basile
Assistant Staff
MIT Lincoln Laboratory
781.981.2153



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Re: org.apache.jetspeed.calendar.properties.XProp

[Santiago Gala <sg...@hisitech.com>]

Lisa Basile wrote:

>I am working on a project at MIT Lincoln Laboratory and we have a need to be 
>able to set the -name resource (an X property) for a Java application.  
>
>It looks to me like the setPropertyName method in icalendar.properties.XProp 
>does just that.  I'm having trouble getting XProp.java to compile because it 
>relies on so many other things.
>
I don't think so. This file implements vCalendar data structures.

>
>Do you have an icalendar.jar file that I can add to my classpath?  Then in my 
>program I can import org.apache.icalendar.properties.XProp;  
>I can then do 
>IProp prop = new IProp(name, val);
>prop.setPropertyName(newNameString);
>
>I'm hoping that this will set the -name resource to whatever is in newNameString 
>when I launch my java application.
>
>Please let me know if setPropertyName will accomplish what I am describing and 
>if you have an icalendar.jar file.
>
Java is a cross platform environment and, as far as I know, there is no 
direct way to do what you are trying to do. I don't know much about X 
properties.

>
>Thanks,
>
Sorry for not being helpful.

>
>
>Lisa Basile
>Assistant Staff
>MIT Lincoln Laboratory
>781.981.2153
>
>
>
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