PS : ASAP, i will update the fpc wiki...
Done = http://wiki.freepascal.org/Using_Pascal_Libraries_with_Java
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Many thanks ;-)
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Hello wonderful fpc people.
Hum, i want to create a Java wrapper class to access some fpc Java native
libraries.
I have already asked it everywhere, looking in all Java doc, but... without
luck.
Here the unique answer i get (from codeguru.com)
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On 27/04/14 16:06, fredvs wrote:
Hello wonderful fpc people.
Hum, i want to create a Java wrapper class to access some fpc Java native
libraries.
I have already asked it everywhere, looking in all Java doc, but... without
luck.
Here the unique answer i get (from codeguru.com)
=
Hello Stephano.
Did you put each class in a separate file?
Yes, of course, it is the goal :
= a separate wrapper class (TheWrapper.java), with all the methods defined
to use the library,
= and the main class (test.java) who uses that wrapper class.
So, the same wrapper class way be used by
On 27 Apr 2014, at 23:40, fredvs wrote:
Hello Stephano.
Did you put each class in a separate file?
Yes, of course, it is the goal :
= a separate wrapper class (TheWrapper.java), with all the methods defined
to use the library,
= and the main class (test.java) who uses that wrapper
Something like `java test` of rather `java TheWrapper`?
I did first compile both class with* javac test *and *javac TheWrapper.* =
ok, both compile without error...
Then i run *java test* and get the error message...
try to get the wrapper class working with something that simply prints
Just a guess here, but what command did you use to run the `main class`?
Yep, Ewald, you get it (and me too) :-)
It seems that, indeed, i used the wrong run-parameter.
And guess what... IT WORKS.
Ok, Java is now completely in the basket of fpc libraries.
Time to present to the lucky Java
