I had this problem under NT. I just tested this, you have to leave of the .class
when specifying the file. I don't know if this part is necessary, but I had to
add it for other reasons; put "./" in the classpath.
Example:
javah -jni MyFile
Gaurav Nigam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/28/2001 02:26:46 AM
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Subject: jni help
can somebody tell me that when using jni , after compiling the java file
... how do u make a header file
I was using javah -jni <path of classname>
and it is showing me "class could not be found"
also , how do u make a shared lib using win32
thanks gaurav
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