sounds good, I was getting very tired last night and didn't bother but will
revisit this.
Thanks for the response, I look forward to using the library you have built!
M
On 5/31/07, Wayne Meissner <wmei...@gmail.com> wrote:
That was a pretty quick&dirty example I lashed together just to show
what was possible - but it still works - I didn't use "require
'jna.jar'" though.
I ran it thusly:
CLASSPATH=~/src/jna-trunk/jnalib/build/jna.jar jruby jna_test.rb
(I know thats not the proper way to do it, but hey, it was demo code).
As Timothy said, you need to check the latest JNA code out of subversion
and build, otherwise it won't work.
That ruby example code is also pretty likely to only work on linux/unix.
Timothy Wall wrote:
The code may not be entirely accurate; I copied it from a sample Wayne
Meissner had posted.
Could you be a little more specific about the issues you ran into? Note
that you'll need to build JNA from source until I get the next release
snapshot posted (updating files on dev.java.net is a pain).
Begin forwarded message:
From: "Mike McKinney" <mike...@gmail.com>
Date: May 31, 2007 1:53:52 AM EDT
To: twal...@dev.java.net
Subject: JNA in JRUBY
Hey there, I'm running into issues with JNA in Jruby and wanted to see
if it's something I'm doing wrong.
(ref: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-1039 )
I downloaded the latest bin dist for Jruby (1.0.0RC2) (usually build
it, but wanted a fresh perspective)
I tried the sample Jruby code you have for JNA, downloaded the jna.jar
file and put it in the JRUBY_HOME/lib dir... couldn't get things to
run and was wondering if there is a trick to this?
I copied your sample code into a file called jna_test.rb and ran:
no dice... any help is appreciated as I'm planning on using this
combo for an upcoming project.
3 messages in net.java.dev.jna.usersRe: [jna-users] Fwd: JNA in JRUBY
