Can you try putting the jar80.jar and jsr80_ri.jar in the real classpath
(environment variable) instead of the ext directory? That is, don't put
the JARs in the ext directory. Putting JARs in that directory (I believe)
does more than just include them in the classpath.
I've never tried java 1.4 though, I'll try that and see if I get the same
error...
On Wed, 4 Jun 2003, Qingye Jiang (John) wrote:
>
>I understand that this might look a little bi silly, but I did
>encounter the following compilation problem with the latest
>javax-usb-ri-linux from the cvs.
>
>Environment: clean installation of Red Hat 7.2
> IBM J2SDK 1.4
> Apache ANT 1.5.3
>
>Successfully compiled javax-usb, javax-usb-ri, and put jsr80.jar
>and jsr80_ri.jar into system classpath (jre/lib/ext).
>
>When trying to compile the javax-usb-ri-linux package, I got the
>following error message:
>
> [echo] Compiling JNI library.
> [javah] Error: A required super class com.ibm.jusb.AbstractUsbServices
>could not be found.
>
>I searched through the mail list achive at sourceforge, fount a
>suggestion from Dan to manually compile the native library with
>
> javah -d jni -classpath src:$CLASSPATH com.ibm.jusb.os.linux.JavaxUsb
>
>However, I got the same error message as described above.
>
>I suspected that there IS a problem with the cvs distribution. Then I
>tried a relatively old version (0.9.3) and got the same result. Can
>any body examin this with the same environment and see whether you
>run into the same problem?
>
>Thank you very much.
>
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