hello,
Just for thread completeness - this ppd worked fine for me. Thanks.
It would be nice to have a ppd on uwinnipeg for 0.52 since we have some users
interested in the 0.52 cygwin JNI fix (which is totally separate issue from
.ppd availability, but since have users on activestate, cygwin per
hello,
Just wanted to recheck on status re this thread. At present we have a user-base
to which we recommend: -
- download latest 5.8.x ActivePerl dist
- [>] ppm install http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/Inline-Java.ppd
- [>] set PERL_INLINE_JAVA_J2SDK=C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.5.0_09
this wo
I'm really no expert a this kind of stuff, but does this do what you want:
use Inline (
Java => 'STUDY',
STUDY => ['java.io.File'],
) ;
BEGIN {
%{File::} = %{java::io::File::} ;
}
my $f = new File("/tmp") ;
print $f->toString() . "\n" ;
print "$File::pathSeparator\n" ;
>> wonderfu
(reposted subset of context since old thread...sorry)
> I'm trying to create a .pl using Inline::Java that closely mirrors the .js
> equivalent implementation.
> In .js we can alias the namespace for shorter names via: -
> importPackage(Packages.abc.def.ghi.scripting.logging)
> script.tr
hello folks,
I'm trying to create a .pl using Inline::Java that closely mirrors the .js
equivalent implementation.
In .js we can alias the namespace for shorter names via: -
importPackage(Packages.abc.def.ghi.scripting)
importPackage(Packages.abc.def.ghi.scripting.logging)
script = n
>
> Of course we could supply Java Inline module directly but would rather not
(versioning etc).
Does that last condition mean that having the windows customers do a 'ppm
install http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/Inline-Java.ppd' (which would
install Inline::Java-0.51on perl 5.8) is out of the que
hello folks,
I'm using Inline::Java and its working well for me.
In coming months I'd like to deploy a solution for N>50 users, some of which
simply want to use the solution, and are neither perl nor java experts. Hence
would like to have a simpler install.
The prerequisite Inline module is sim
