Java doesn't have an equivalent of static libraries, unless I'm not understanding your question. In java, you libraries must be in the classpath, or they won't be loaded by the jvm. So being that there is no equivalent to static linking in java, you must include all of your library jars or dirs in the classpath, though there are ways you can just unjar all jars and include everything in one jar.
Ilya On 5/23/07, Sean McMahon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One of the reasons I started using Inline was because the xs code someone gave me couldn't link to static libraries. Can Inline::C get around this. Can Inline::Java get around this if I need to use Java?
