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Subject: Re: [jruby-dev] Working with Java classes in JRuby
Much appreciate the follow up, Peter. I'm beginning
to penetrate to the second point. First, the invocati
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Hi, Peter.
Your comments match my expectation, based on what I had read.
But what I found was that:
a) Putting the jar in the CLASSP
long syntax, as the second case above.
Peter
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Subject: Re: [jruby-dev] Working with Java classes in JRuby
Hi, Peter.
Your comments match my expectation, based
Hi, Peter.
Your comments match my expectation, based on what I had read.
But what I found was that:
a) Putting the jar in the CLASSPATH was not sufficient.
An include_class statement failed with "class not found"
until the JAR was also required in the code. (For JVM core
classes, it
Eric,
I think most of your steps are correct. I suspect that if you are
including the JAR on the JVM CLASSPATH, you would not need to require the
JAR individually (JRuby can resolve the class using normal Java
classloading).
3 and 4 are substitutes for each other. Use one or the ot
