error compiling jni

[bvining@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

I just tried a quick compile and it worked OK for me in terms of
correctly processing the #include (which was pretty much all I had in
my test source).  Is the symbolic link QJAVA/H/JNI mapping correctly
on your system?

You are correct about not being able to change the QSYSINC source.  This
is so that IBM can replace the source by way of a PTF or a new release
and not inadvertently back out your modifications.  What you can do is
copy the source member to another file, make the modifications there,
and create any necessary symbolic links/INCLUDE environment variable
customizations.

Bruce

>
>Hello,
>
>when I try compile a C module that includes jni.h always fails because
>the qsysinc jni.h (QSYS.LIB/QSYSINC.LIB/H.FILE/JNI.MBR) has a relative
>path include to QJAVA/H/JNI that the compiler never found.
>
>I think that the path must be absolute (/QJAVA/H/JNI), but I can
>change the qsysinc jni.h source.
>
>Anybody have compiled successfully a java native interface module?
>regards
>
>Adolfo
>


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