Steps in building the generated sources
Once the sources have been generated by running the EZ Jcom tool, they
need to be built. The last page of the tool can help you
doing the necessary builds. But if you did not choose to build it
there, or if you wish to build it again, the steps are
outlined below. The build process has several components listed
below. The build process can be done from an MS-DOS (command)
prompt. To build, CD to the output directory that was specified
to the EZ JCom tool, and execute the various batch files.
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Compile the Java Sources
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Generate Documentation
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Build the JNI DLL
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Place the JNI DLL
Compile the Java sources
The tool creates a file called MakeJava.bat to compile the
generated Java sources.
Generate documentation
The tool creates a file called MakeJavadoc.bat to generate
documentation in the "doc" subdirectory.
Build the JNI DLL
Evaluation Users: In evaluation copies, the JNI
DLL is built at EZ JCom website. The tool will do this automatically.
Full Tool Users: This step requires a C++ compiler.
If you do not have a compiler, please visit the compilers page at the EZ JCom
website.
Placing the JNI DLL
The DLL generated above needs to be placed somewhere that java will be
able to find and load it. This should be in any one of the following
locations:
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The "current directory", i.e. the directory from where the "java" command
will be invoked.
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The Windows directory, C:\WINDOWS on this system.
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The System directory, C:\WINDOWS\system32 on this system. This is option
recommended by the evaluation tool.
Overview of accessing COM from Java
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