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Fri, 06/06/2008 - 2:36pm
Hello
I have some Custom Java Classes and Java Packages. I like to include or Import in to my PeopleCode Classes. How can I include in my People code Classes. One of my co-worker said, we need to put custom java classes in CLASS folder in PS_HOME directory so people code compiler will include custom classes in Peoplecode program?
I am using PT - 8.49, HRMS 9.0
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Java classes needs to go to the following directory for Windows machines:
PS_HOME/appserv/classes
And in the following directory for Unix machines:
PS_HOME\classes
If you create your own Java classes that you want to access with PeopleCode, and you do not store them in the Java directory, you must create a PS_CLASSPATH environment variable that points to where your classes are stored.
I would recommend going through the Java Class chapter in PeopleCode API Reference PeopleBook. There are some pretty good examples on how to call Java from PeopleCode and so on.
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Thanks Compshack!!
what is the difference between PS_CLASSPATH and Java Class Path (I did setup java classpth in my machine to run java programs)? Are you confirming that Java custom classes should store in PS_HOME\classes ( Unix)?
I'm not an expert on this subject, at least not just yet. I do know the following though. PS_CLASSPATH is a variable in your application server configuration file (psappsrv.cfg). Again, you don't have to worry about this if you place your custom classes in PS_HOME\classes (Unix).
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