Hi, I've developed a tool (it's a replacement of javah for Harmony) that depends on BCEL. I've found a way how it can be integrated into the current build system, so it compiles successfully. The compiled classes are placed into the deploy\jdk\lib\tools.jar. bcel-5.0.jar is copied into the deploy\jdk\lib directory. So the build works and results look as expected.
I do the following to run the tool (whose name is ijh at the moment). 1.copy deploy\jdk\jre\bin\java.exe to deploy\jdk\jre\bin\ijh.exe 2.copy deploy\jdk\lib\tools.jar into deploy\jdk\jre\bin\ 3.copy deploy\jdk\lib\bcel-5.0.jar into deploy\jdk\jre\bin\ 4.run ijh.exe And see the usage info of the tool. This means that the launcher finds appropriate classes of tools.jar successfully. Cool. But if I run ijh.exe with a class as an argument (bcel's classes are required in this case) as follows: ijh.exe Test01 JVM can't find bcel's classes. So it looks like I have to provide the correct class path which includes bcel-5.0.jar. Ok. To do so I run the tool in this way: ijh.exe -J-cp bcel-5.0.jar;. Test01 This works. But the problem is that it's a bad approach to pass all the required jars in a command line. It would be better if the launcher adds bcel-5.0.jar to the class path for the ijh tool in some automatic manner. Could you please explain me what is the correct way to solve this problem? Thanks. -- Dmitry M. Kononov Intel Managed Runtime Division --------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
