The mycompany.jar file contains everything from com.amazonaws.* and com.mycompany.* I've tried putting the Java source into a java directory, and updated the build.fan file accordingly, but I still received the same error.
I'm running Fantom version 1.0.69.12 and SkySpark version 3.0.12.
brianFri 29 Sep 2017
You cannot mix Java code and Fantom Java FFI calls in the same pod. You need to instead to create one Fantom pod that wraps the jar, and then have your Fantom code depend on that pod.
For example in SkySpark the sedona.pod just wraps sedona.jar with a build script that looks like this:
resDirs = [`sedona.jar`]
Then sedonaExt depends on it and imports Java types using FFI:
using [java]sedona.sox
Or put another way - Java FFI cannot resolve Java types within your own pod
Paul Fri 29 Sep 2017
I'm attempting to build a POD which includes a JAR file, but it kicks back the following error
My build.fan file contains the following
The mycompany.jar file contains everything from com.amazonaws.* and com.mycompany.* I've tried putting the Java source into a java directory, and updated the build.fan file accordingly, but I still received the same error.
My directory structure is
build.fan fan/ ui/ AwsApp.fan AwsExt.fan AwsLib.fan lib/ext/ mycompany.jarI'm running Fantom version 1.0.69.12 and SkySpark version 3.0.12.
brian Fri 29 Sep 2017
You cannot mix Java code and Fantom Java FFI calls in the same pod. You need to instead to create one Fantom pod that wraps the jar, and then have your Fantom code depend on that pod.
For example in SkySpark the sedona.pod just wraps sedona.jar with a build script that looks like this:
resDirs = [`sedona.jar`]
Then sedonaExt depends on it and imports Java types using FFI:
Or put another way - Java FFI cannot resolve Java types within your own pod
Paul Wed 4 Oct 2017
That worked. Thank you.