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In article <01be251b$84d6b1c0$fdbc12c7@rvenkatesh>, rvenkate@alta-oh.com 
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> Hi 
> I am building my first java program to call a native method. I am following
> the example in sun tutorial. I type in a HelloWorld.java file, compile it.
> Then try to build a .h file using "javah -jni HelloWorld". It returns
> "HelloWorld: no such class". I have tried several examples but it always
> returns with same error. Am I doing something wrong?. I can see there is a
> .class file in the same directory. I don't have a package name for java
> file, it's  just a simple .java file. I appreciate any help or input on
> what I am doing wrong ?. Thanks in advance.
> Rekha
> 
Is your class file in the classpath?  It doesn't matter that it is in the 
same directory as you run javah from, the .class file must be on the 
classpath when you run javah.

If that's not it, I don't know what to tell ya.  All the problems I have 
had with javah have to do with the classpath as seen by the active shell 
in which I try to invoke it.

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