Java Classes
cpp.class.forname.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Specifies a list of classes that you want to be made available to be referenced at run time using Class.forName. Using this property to explicitly specify a list of classes prevents the application from unnecessarily linking to every known class whether the application uses the class or not.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of classes, for example: java.lang.Object;com.mypackage.MyCanvas |
Default | An empty String |
cpp.class.forname.interfaces.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Identifies the names of the interfaces that your application uses. Using this property to explicitly specify the list of interfaces prevents the application from unnecessarily linking to every known interface whether the application uses the interface or not.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of interfaces |
Default | An empty String |
cpp.class.newinstance.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Controls the list of classes implemented in the Class.newInstance method.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of classes Caution: | List only classes that have default constructors, that is, no parameters. Compilation errors will occur if you specify a class that does not have a default constructor. |
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Default | The value of the cpp.class.forname.inclusion.list property |
cpp.no.extraexceptions
Specifies whether you want the application to perform the Java-required NullPointer and ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception checks for every array access.
Platforms | All |
Value |  true if an application code-base is safe and does not need Java-required NullPointer and ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception checks. false if you want an application to perform the Java-required NullPointer and ArrayIndexOutOfBounds exception checks. |
Default | false |
cpp.no.lcduiforms
Deprecated. Specifies whether you want the application to include extra code in the libraries to support the liquid crystal display user interface (LCDUI) forms.
Platforms | All |
Value | true if an application does not use LCDUI forms. Specifying false reduces the final size of your project’s binaries. false if an application uses LCDUI forms. |
Default | false |
csharp.class.forname.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Specifies a list of classes that you want to be made available to be referenced at run time using Class.forName. Using this property to explicitly specify a list of classes prevents the application from unnecessarily linking to every known class whether the application uses the class or not.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of classes, for example: java.lang.Object;com.mypackage.MyCanvas |
Default | An empty String |
csharp.class.forname.interfaces.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Identifies the names of the interfaces that your application uses. Using this property to explicitly specify the list of interfaces prevents the application from unnecessarily linking to every known interface whether the application uses the interface or not.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of interfaces |
Default | An empty String |
csharp.class.newinstance.inclusion.list
Deprecated. Controls the list of classes implemented in the Class.newInstance method.
Platforms | All |
Value | A semicolon-separated list of classes Caution: | List only classes that have default constructors, that is, no parameters. Compilation errors will occur if you specify a class that does not have a default constructor. |
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Default | The value of the csharp.class.forname.inclusion.list property |
project.javac.encoding
Specifies the character encoding used in your application’s Java source code.
Note: | Mobile Designer also supports other Java supported character sets such as UTF-8 and SJIS for the Shift-JIS, Japanese character set. |
Platforms | All |
Value | Character encoding |
Default | 8859_1 for ISO 8859-1, Latin Alphabet No. 1 |
