Hi all,
I'm kinda new to C++ and was wondering if anyone could help me with this problem I'm trying to call a C++ function from a Java class, which I'm doing from the command prompt. I was wondering do you have to set the classpath variable in order to compile C++ programs from the command prompt. I set the variable for java and It's working fine, do you have to do the same for C++ and if so could someone point me in the right direction on how to do so.
Thanks in advance
Neil
Setting Classpath.
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Setting Classpath.
Kishor_Tripathy
No, you do not. When the native method is invoked on the Java object, the JVM will invoke the function with the corresponding exported symbol in your DLL (Java_Package_Class_method). Thus, there is a dependency between the Java runtime and your DLL, but not the other way around.
Regards, Nille