[COCOA]have you ever seen this?

i wrote an application in cocoa-java(thank you for your help in my last
thread)...it compiles without errors, but when i try to run it... :

ObjCJava FATAL:
**** CANNOT CALL -init ON NSJavaObject OR ANY OF ITS SUBCLASSES
INSTANCES ****
ObjCJava Exit

what does it mean?
what is -init?(i dont know obj-c, just ANSI C)
the app (a simply mail sender) is composed by 3 java classes: a
controller, the streamin and the streamout classes...
maybe can't i import standard java classes like java.net.*?
thank you!
bye

In article <_d9Xc.190436$5D1.8976189@news4.tin.it>,
MarcoS <marcos84.DeleteThis@despammed.com> wrote:

> i wrote an application in cocoa-java(thank you for your help in my last
> thread)...it compiles without errors, but when i try to run it... :
>
> ObjCJava FATAL:
> **** CANNOT CALL -init ON NSJavaObject OR ANY OF ITS SUBCLASSES
> INSTANCES ****
> ObjCJava Exit
>

I got something similar on a recent pure Objective-C program. A clean
and a rebuild cleared it up though I don't know what was wrong.

On the same project I've also experienced numerous times where Xcode 1.5
apparently believes an include file is being included multiple times.
I'm not using #ifndef to prevent recursion but am strictly using
#import. Again, a clean and a build clears it up.

> what is -init?(i dont know obj-c, just ANSI C)

Object default initializer.

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