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Article #19488Re: JNI Basics
From: Carl Quinn
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 1998 00:00
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You'll probably need to pass the -classpath option to javah so it will know where all your classes are. It may not be set completely in the environment. --carl Neerav Shah wrote: > > I am having trouble getting the javah -jni option to work. Each time I > try it it says class not found. I must be missing something simple. > Below is the command line I type in: > > >javah -jni PacLife.Registry > > PacLife is the name of the package and Registry is the name of the class > > Thanks in advance. > > -nds
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