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29 lines
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This directory contains a test for using a DCOPObject written Java.
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The java DCOP object is in JavaDCOPObject.java
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The test app is in Test.java
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To test it, you should do the following:
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set your CLASSPATH (qtjava.jar & koala.jar)
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set your LD_LIBRARY_PATH (${KDEDIR}/lib
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compile it (javac *.java)
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$javac *.java
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run it
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$java Test
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open kdcop and look voor a program called "JavaTest"
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open it and the JavaDCOPObjet appears. The JavaDCOPObject contains one
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operation called myOperation. If you select it and run it, you should see 'test from Java'
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You can quit the java program by calling quit() on the application dcop object! (or just hit ctrl-c)
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Note that the JavaDCOPObject implements javaProcess(), interfaces() and functions().
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These should be generated, but for the timebeing this is done manually.
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