That must be outdated. I added some cmake code to rosjava to support this.
Here is an example from cmake code that links to my "externalLibs" package, which simply consists of a "jar" directory, containing a bunch of .jar files and a .jnilib file:
rosbuild_find_ros_package(externalLibs)
add_classpath(${externalLibs_PACKAGE_PATH}/jar)
add_runtime_classpath(${externalLibs_PACKAGE_PATH}/jar)
add_jar_dir(${externalLibs_PACKAGE_PATH}/jar)
add_jni_path(${externalLibs_PACKAGE_PATH}/jar)
On Jul 2, 2010, at 3:53 PM, Jeremy Wright wrote:
> The rosjava page says there isn't currently a way to use external jars, but has anyone experimented with this (successfully)? Does anyone know how I would get started?
>
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