On Wed, 5 Mar 2008, Bill Janssen wrote:
So, I'm stubbing a class that looks like this:
class GoodStuff {
public static class Frob {
}
}
I invoke JCC with "--classpath MyJar.jar GoodStuff GoodStuff$Frob",
which it's happy with, but I can't find any evidence that it generates
any support for GoodStuff.Frob.
I think the problem is that I should be saying "GoodStuff.Frob", but
that doesn't seem to work because of this code in jcc/cpp.py:
cls = env.findClass(className.replace('.', '/'))
No, the className for findClass (and the corresponding .class file) would be
named GoodStuff$Frob. This is how inner classes are named.
In other words, a class inner class called Frob inside GoodStuff which is
sitting in some package named oh.my.cool.stuff would correspond to a class
name for JNI's findClass() of "oh/my/cool/stuff/GoodStuff$Frob" and to a
file named <classpath>/oh/my/cool/stuff/GoodStuff$Frob.class
To see if jcc generated anything for your inner class, see if you have a
header file called oh/my/cool/stuff/GoodStuff$Frob.h somewhere.
Also, make sure your classes are public. In your example, GoodStuff is not.
It's package access.
Andi..
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