What I do, and I think this is the only way to give Tcl/TclBlend your
CLASSPATH is set it before you run TCL.
I do in bash (just like I would setup Java, I don't use the -classpath
option):
export CLASSPATH=/projects/foo.jar
Where you will want to do something similar on DOS.
Then you can do:
java:import com.foo.Bar
or
set mytclhandletojavaobject [java:new Test1]
Read http://tcljava.sourceforge.net/docs/website/getstart.html (Interact
with a Java Object in Tcl) and the manual.
-Scott
Mike Price wrote:
> I have successfully set up tcl and tclBlend and run the 'package
> require java' statement which returns the version number. I want to
> be able to run a method in my separate JAVA program I have stored at
> C:\Projects\Test and have a single class in the project called Test1.
> When I try to invoke the method it is returning that it cannot find
> the package. I do not know how to set the classpath up, I have tried:
>
>
>
> % java -classpath C:/Project/Test Test1
>
>
>
> I don't think I have used the correct syntax though. Could anyone
> tell me how I reference the java package using the classpath? Also, is
> there anything else I will need to do (importing or referencing for
> example) in order to get my project running?
>
>
>
> Thanks for your time, Michael
>
>
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