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JIntegra's java2com tool

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Prabh - 04 May 2004 16:42 GMT
Hello all,
This question is about JIntegra's tool, java2com.
When running java2com, is there a command-line option to:
1. specify the classes/jars to analyze
2. Output dir. to store the generated files
3. Name of the output .idl

I'm thinking along the lines,
 java com.linar.java2com.Main  -output "C:\SomeFolder" -idl "Foo.idl"
 -analyze "bunch-of-space-seperated-jars-or-classes"

I dont see any cmd-line options to do this, it always brings up the GUI.
I'm thinking about incorporating the analysis/generation part in our build system.

Thanks for your time,
Prab
Prabh - 04 May 2004 23:40 GMT
> Hello all,
> This question is about JIntegra's tool, java2com.
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> Thanks for your time,
> Prab

Follow-up to my own post.
One needs to save settings from the initial GUI session ( where you'd
specify the .idl, o/p dir. etc.) in an .xml file (java2com.xml) and
invoke the file from cmd-line in the subsequent sessions.

  java com.linar.java2com.Main  java2com.xml

Many thanks to Intrinsync's support staff,
Prab


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