Hi,
I have a web application which runs expect scripts on remote machines using
tclBlend. Now i want to use the same thing to push java objects into the
data base
this is how i invoke the jtclsh shell from my web application
Runtime rt = Runtime.getRuntime();
Process proc = rt.exec("cmd /c C:\\TclBlend\\bin\\jtclsh.exe
C:\\ScriptFiles\\script"+ ""+ID
+ ConstantsFile.SCRIPT_FILE_EXTENSION);
and the contents of the script file that i am using is given below
#!C:\TclBlend\bin\jtclsh --
package require java
package require Expect
set session null
spawn telnet afads 23
set something [java::new chars.rulewizard.GenerateFactObject "mrinal123"]
puts $something
and the "GenerateFactObject" class is just a dummy class i want to
instantiate for testing
/**
*
* @author Baba
*/
public class GenerateFactObject {
public static FactObject fact;
/** Creates a new instance of GenerateFactObject */
public GenerateFactObject(String strName) {
System.out.println("working = " + strName);
}
}
now when i try to run that script it gives me "unknown class
"GenerateFactObject""
i know there can be a problem with the classpath but i changed it but the
error doesnt go.
the next thing i tried is that i copied the GenerateFactObject.class file
into the C:\TclBlend\bin dir(where jtclsh is present)
Again when i tried running (java::new GeneratFactObject "Mrinal") ,it still
gives me the same error (unknown class "GenerateFactObject").
In short, if I want to instantiate custom java objects , what should be
location for there class files?
can anyone please guide me on this.
Regards,
Mrinal
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