Kedar Patankar writes:
 > Is this what you need ?
  > 
   > ******************************************************
    > C:\>javap

    Well, you'd need to use javap's functionality from Java.  I guess you
    could exec() it, but that's an awful hack...


From dougo@ccs.neu.edu Wed Dec  3 09:35:45 1997
Subject: Re: Java/Demeter interface

Karl Lieberherr writes:
 > I am looking for a cookbook description (which will go into the
 > user's guide) on how to use my own Java classes
 > in file f.java in a Demeter/Java program.

This should only be a matter of editing the GNUmakefile or whatever
script you're using to compile.  As long as the generated .class files
are in the classpath (inside their package directory) you should be
able to treat them as terminal classes from your Demeter program.

Probably the easiest way to change the GNUmakefile is to add the .java
files to the SRC variable:

    MY_SRC = f.java g.java      # etc ...
    SRC = $(GENDIR)/*.java $(MY_SRC)

This way the compile target will depend on your source files and
recompile when they change; also the .class files will be put into the
.jar file.

--Doug