Java and XCode: Simple programs

[HateEternal]

Basically I would like to know if I can make a target that would simply compile the classes and place them in the project directory, instead of having to dig through the Project dir untill i get to the JavaClasses.

So far all the programs that we are writing for my Java class are multi class programs that run basically all in command promt. the one i am working on now contains 5 classes(so far) and uses a driver to start everything off, is there a way that i could make a target that compiles an app that runs in command line and runs the driver?

I really dont know much about xcode, i just started using it yesturday, before i was using JEdit, which is pretty nice especially because of the size of the programs we are doing now, but i like xcode so it would be cool if i could use it.

 

[whitesaint]

Objective-C is better

 

[Viro]

Objective-C is better

[sarcasm]Yeah, I'm sure it is. Its so very easy to port a Cocoa app to other platforms, and no one has trouble with the syntax.[/sarcasm]

But for the original question, what do you mean compile the classes and place them in the project directory? Isn't that what choosing the Java Tool type of project does? Or am I missing the point entirely?