I have a Scala library that is called from Java.
This is scala code.
package org.fun
object ScalaPower{
def showMyPower(time:Int) = {
(0 to time-1).mkString(", ")
}
}
This is Java code.
import org.fun.*;
public class Test {
public static void main(String args[]) {
System.out.println("show my power: " + ScalaPower.showMyPower(3));
}
}
With this build script:
SCALA_LIB=~/bin/jar/scala/scala-library.jar
scalac -d ~/temp/java s.scala
javac -cp .:~/temp/java:$SCALA_LIB Test.java -d ~/temp/java
java -cp .:~/temp/java:$SCALA_LIB Test
I have errors.
Test.java:1: error: package org.fun does not exist
import org.fun.*;
^
Test.java:5: error: cannot find symbol
System.out.println("show my power: " + ScalaPower.showMyPower(3));
^
symbol: variable ScalaPower
location: class Test
2 errors
Interestingly, I have no problem when I get the class path from environment variable.
SCALA_LIB=~/jar/scala/scala-library.jar
JP=.:~/temp/java:~/temp/java2:$SCALA_LIB
scalac -d ~/temp/java s.scala
scalac -d ~/temp/java2 s2.scala
javac -cp $JP Test.java -d ~/temp/java
java -cp $JP Test
Why is this? Do I have to always use environment variable for setup class path with -cp
? Or did I make some mistakes? I checked with Mac OS X and Linux; both of them working with $JP, but not with direct path enlisting.
The code is copied from this post: How do you call a Scala singleton method from Java?