Unable to open include file 'jni.h'

> I have tried to realize the example of jdc of June

> 12,2001: Using Perr classes whit the JNI. But when I

> compile PeerLib.cpp using Borland C++ on Win32, by:

> bcc32 -c -I/c:/jdk1.2.2/include

> -I/c:/jdk1.2.2/include/win32 PeerLib.cpp

>

> the compiler tell me:

>

> Error PeerLib.h 2: Unable to open include file

> 'jni.h'

> Error PeerLib.h 15: Declaration syntax error

> Error PeerLib.h 23: Multiple declaration for

> 'JNIEXPORT'

> Error PeerLib.h 15: Earlier declaration of

> 'JNIEXPORT'

> Error PeerLib.h 23: Declaration syntax error

> Error PeerLib.h 31: Multiple declaration for

> 'JNIEXPORT'

> Error PeerLib.h 23: Earlier declaration of

> 'JNIEXPORT'

> Error PeerLib.h 31: Declaration syntax error

> Error PeerClass.h 8: Namespace name expected

> Error PeerLib.cpp 7: Multiple declaration for

> 'JNIEXPORT

> Error PeerLib.h 31: Earlier declaration of

> 'JNIEXPORT'

> Error PeerLib.cpp 7: Declaration syntax error

> *** 12 errors in Compile ***

>

> Someone can say me because it's unable to open file

> jni.h?

> thanks

>

>

In the PeerLib.h file that javah generated for you there should be the line "#include <jni.h>".

Note the angle brakets before and after jni.h assumes that your C++ compiler knows where jni.h is. This not case. You either need to specify to your C++ compiler environment where jni.h is so you can use the syntax <jni.h> or you can specifically specify in your code where jni.h is by writing

#include "C:\jdk1.3.1\include\jni.h". Assuming your jkd is install at C:\jdk1.3.1. I hope this helps.

Pete Winson

peterwinson at 2007-6-29 12:13:23 >