When creating the header files from certain Java classes, the javah command from the BootJDK was used. However, some of the required classes have already been compiled by the current JDK at this point, causing an error if the BootJDK is two or more versions older.
To avoid that, the javah from the JDK being built is used, thus avoiding such problems.
When creating the header files from certain Java classes, the
javah
command from theBootJDK
was used. However, some of the required classes have already been compiled by the current JDK at this point, causing an error if theBootJDK
is two or more versions older.To avoid that, the
javah
from the JDK being built is used, thus avoiding such problems.Signed-off-by: Kostas Tsiounis kostas.tsiounis@ibm.com