Looks pretty clear that the java compiler is complaining because of a classpath error - I'm assuming you have compiled this successfully before and therefore there is nothing wrong with your jar file. Did you export your CLASSPATH into your environment (I'm assuming a UNIX variant)? If not, perhaps it would do the trick...

Mike

Randall Marbach wrote:
Hi All

We use Borland CaliberRM as a requirements management
system at work. My goal is to use the CaliberRM Java
API, perl and Inline::Java to generate custom reports
out of this requirements repository. I am new to java
and Inline::Java, but what I want to do is reproduce
the following java program in perl and inline::Java.
This program simply logs onto the server and prints a
list of projects stored on the server.

=======  caltst.java:

import com.starbase.caliber.*;
import com.starbase.caliber.server.*;



public class caltst {
        public static void main(String[] args)
    {
      CaliberServer server = new
CaliberServer("cspar333239");

      try
      {
        Session CaliberSession = server.login("admin",
"admin");

Project[] arrayOfProjects =
CaliberSession.getProjects();
for (int i = 0; i < arrayOfProjects.length;
i++)
{
System.out.println(arrayOfProjects[i].getName());
}


      }
      catch(RemoteServerException rse)
        {
        rse.printStackTrace();
        }
        
            }

}       


========== my classpath is set as:

C:\CaliberUtil\caltst>set classpath
classpath=;..\lib\CaliberRMSDK4COM70.jar

and when I execute the java program I get the
following desired output:

C:\CaliberUtil\caltst>java caltst
X100 Droid
Automated Teller Machine
Order Processing
Company Standards
Address Book
EIS_CDD_DEV
EIS_CDD_SYT
EIS_CDD_PROD
EIS_CDSD

Here is the perl version of the java code:
=======
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; use warnings;


BEGIN { # $ENV{CLASSPATH} = '/Data/Hi/higher.jar'; print $ENV{CLASSPATH} ; } use Inline Java => <<'END',CLASSPATH => '../lib/CaliberRMSDK4COM70.jar',STUDY => ['com.starbase.caliber.*','com.starbase.caliber.server.*'], AUTOSTUDY => 1;

import java.util.* ;
import com.starbase.caliber.*;
import com.starbase.caliber.server.*;

END

my $server = CaliberServer->new(["cspar333239"]);
my $session = $server->login("admin", "admin");

my $ref_arrayOfProjects = $session->getProjects();
        foreach my $project (@$ref_arrayOfProjects){
          print $project->getName(), "\n";;
        }


==========

and this is what I get when I attempt to execute this
code..

C:\CaliberUtil\caltst>perl caltst.pl
;..\lib\CaliberRMSDK4COM70.jar
A problem was encountered while attempting to compile
and install your Inline
Java code. The command that failed was:
  "\j2sdk1.4.2_07\bin\javac.exe" -deprecation  -d
"C:\CaliberUtil\caltst\_Inline
\lib\auto\caltst_pl_bda7" caltst_pl_bda7.java >
cmd.out 2>&1

The build directory was:
C:\CaliberUtil\caltst\_Inline\build\caltst_pl_bda7

The error message was:
caltst_pl_bda7.java:3: package com.starbase.caliber
does not exist
import com.starbase.caliber.*;
^
caltst_pl_bda7.java:4: package
com.starbase.caliber.server does not exist
import com.starbase.caliber.server.*;
^
2 errors


To debug the problem, cd to the build directory, and inspect the output files.

 at caltst.pl line 9
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at caltst.pl line
15.

C:\CaliberUtil\caltst>

=======


I suspect I am not setting up the parameters to Inline::Java correctly. Any help would be deeply appreciated.

TIA

Randy





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