I'm trying to use warbler to create a jar file that I can use inside an existing Java application. I'm not sure if I can use warbler for this, but here's what I'm doing: I created a dummy Ruby file in bin/, and created a simple Ruby file in lib/ called cews-lib.rb.
require 'java'
java_require 'cews-lib'
class JavaIntegrationTest
java_signature 'void sayHello()'
def sayHello
puts 'Hello, World!'
end
end
When I execute warbler compiled jar, the JAR file that I inspect doesn't have a class file for the JavaIntegratIonTest class that I can call from Java. When I use jrubyc --javac cews-lib.rb, the generated Java file has a usable sayHello method. Not sure if warbler is the right tool, if not, does anyone know what is? Thank you.
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I'm trying to use warbler to create a jar file that I can use inside an existing Java application. I'm not sure if I can use warbler for this, but here's what I'm doing: I created a dummy Ruby file in
bin/, and created a simple Ruby file inlib/calledcews-lib.rb.When I execute
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