Re: Problem using Java classes from SISC

Dear Michael,

Please will you confirm that you have added your test.jar to the 
classpath? Here is some of my live code, which adds "rhapsody.jar" to 
the class path searched by SISC:

;; add Rhapsody Java API library to the Java class-path
(class-path-extension-append! (list 
"file:C:/Rhapsody7.1/Share/JavaApi/rhapsody.jar"))

Kind Regards,
Colin

Michael Gardner wrote:
> I'm having trouble using my Java classes from SISC. When I try to
> create an instance of my empty Java class 'Test' in the interpreter, I
> get:
>
> #;> (max-stack-trace-depth 16)
> 0
> #;> (import s2j)
> #;> (define-java-class <test> |Test|)
> #;> (java-new <test>)
> Error: no applicable method for args () in generic procedure #0=#<procedure>
> ---------------------------
> console:4:1: <from call to @s2j::java-new>
>
> I think SISC must at least be finding the Test class successfully,
> since define-java-class doesn't complain; also if I create a Test
> instance in Java and then pass it to a Scheme function, I get a
> similar error on the first method I try to invoke via
> generic-java-method. Everything works if I use a built-in class such
> as java.lang.Integer instead.
>
> I'm running SISC 1.16.6 on FreeBSD 6.2, with JDK1.5. (JDK1.6 is also
> installed, but SISC should be using 1.5-- is there any way I can
> verify this?)
>
> -Michael
>
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