typedef struct {
DWORD cbSize;
DWORD dwFlags;
LPCOLESTR pszClassName;
LPCOLESTR *rgszArgs;
ULONG cArgs
LPCOLESTR pszClassPath
} JAVAEXECUTEINFO, *LPJAVAEXECUTEINFO;
This structure is passed into IJavaExecute::Execute.
Parameter | Description |
cbSize
| Must be set to the size of JAVAEXECUTEINFO in bytes.
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dwFlags
| Can be:
JEIF_VERIFYCLASSES | Turn on verification of all classes. By default, the verification setting from the registry will be used.
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pszClassName
| Name of the class to load. The class must have a public method that matches the signature:
public static void main(java.lang.String[]);
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rgszArgs
| Array of Unicode strings. This string is converted to a Java array of strings, which is then passed as the argument to the main method. The cArgs member indicates the number of strings in this array.
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cArgs
| Number of strings in rgszArgs.
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pszClassPath
| Specifies additional class path elements (separated by semicolons). These class path elements will be searched before the elements in the default class path.
This member can be NULL if no additional elements are required.
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Remarks:
The class path is a per-process variable. Any extensions made to the class path by means of the Execute method will persist after the Execute method has returned. Therefore, the Execute method is not suitable for use in a shared library.
See Also: IJavaExecute::Execute
typedef struct {
LPOLESTR pszKey;
LPOLESTR pszValue;
} JAVAPROPERTY, * LPJAVAPROPERTY;
This structure is used as part of IEnumJAVAPROPERTIES. The pszKey and pszValue members are both allocated using the CoTaskMemAlloc function, and are released by the caller of IEnumJAVAPROPERTIES::Next.
See Also: IEnumJAVAPROPERTIES
struct {
DWORD dwSignature;
DWORD dwNumClasses;
DWORD dwFormatVersion;
DWORD dwFlags;
[Class Information Section]
[Class Names Section]
[Class Data Section]
};
Class Information Section:
The Class Information Section consists of an array of structures that detail the position of each class within the resource. Each class will have one of these structures. The format of this structure is:
struct {
DWORD dwNameOffset;
DWORD dwSize;
DWORD dwDataOffset;
};
dwNameOffset
| Offset from the beginning of the resource to the class name.
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dwSize
| Size of the class data.
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dwDataOffset
| Offset from the beginning of the resource to the class data.
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Class Names Section:
The Class Names Section contains the names of the classes contained in the resource. The names are packed together, back-to-back, so that each name immediately follows the previous name. You must use a slash mark (/) to separate package names, and you must terminate each name with the null character.
Class Data Section:
The Class Data Section contains class file data for each class stored in the resource. The format for each class file is the same as the standard Java binary class file format.