in reply to Inline::Java and jar files?

Make sure your .jar file is found in a directory listed in your CLASSPATH variable. It's sort of like the PERL5LIB var for Perl as a mechanism to extend @INC.

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Re^2: Inline::Java and jar files?
by blue_cowdawg (Monsignor) on May 01, 2007 at 05:00 UTC
        Make sure your .jar file is found in a directory listed in your CLASSPATH variable.

    Hmmm... actually CLASSPATH points directly at the jar file... Changing to point to the directory the jar sits in did not change the misbehavior of the script...

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      Not the CLASSPATH environment variable. The one you tell Inline::Java aboout: 
      use Inline Java => <<'END',
CLASSPATH => '/path/to/my.jar';
/* java code here */
END

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        Tried it that way too... same result.

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      Then org.bcdc.hbm.services doesn't exist, or doesn't provide PeopleService ....
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