Re: header file to include java classes?

[Andrew Haley <aph at redhat dot com>]

Swapnil.Kale writes:
 > 
 > Hi,
 > Let me be more specific on this.
 > 
 > I've a C++ dll which is calling FORTE (the language developed by SUN
 > 10/15 yrs back. Now it is outdated). Now after I migrate the project
 > to JAVA (Forte was pretty similar to JAVA), My task would be to call
 > the Java programs into the existing C++ dlls.
 > 
 > I could use the JVM and the getobject methods etc...using JVM
 > creattion in C++.
 > 
 > My problem: The existing header files of the dlls / C++ contains the
 > type of the classes .
 > 
 > /*
 > // EnvironmentHandle.h: interface for the EnvironmentHandle class.
 > */
 > e.g.  qqhEnvironmentHandleClass * GetForteHandle(void) { return
 > m_ForteEnvHandle;}
 > 
 > qqhEnvironmentHandleClass  was a Forte class which is a
 > EnvironmentHandleClass in Java now. (not reflected in the code),
 > 
 > The new code could be   EnvironmentHandleClass * GetForteHandle(void)
 > { return m_ForteEnvHandle;}
 > 
 > //just an assumption, didnt find the right way yet.
 > 
 > Now How do I refer this converted Java Class in the C++ header.
 > 
 > How do I tell the C++ header where to look for the Java classs?

Where to look?  You mean where to look in the filesystem?  That's just
the -I argument at compile time.

Andrew.

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