I have read the documentation and several websites on exactly how to do this, however Matlab does not seem to pick up the classes that I have added to the dynamic java class path. Nor do I use the right syntax to correctly construct the object.
I have an class HandDB and which to create an object of this type and invoke it’s static methods to connect to a SQL database. The class has an empty constructor and takes no parameters. The class is part of a package ’nuffielddb’ which I made in a project within Netbeans. All the files are on my usb stick which is my E:\ drive…
I would like to be able to use all the classes within the package. The package is contained at E:\nuffielddb.
I entered the following commands into Matlab:
javaaddpath('E:\');
javaclasspath; % Output from java class path includes E:\ within dynamic path
str = java.lang.String('Test'); % Works fine
db = nuffieldbd.HandDB(); % Does not work - undefined variable or class error
Interesting I typed ‘import nuffielddb.*;’ and received no error.
Just where am I going wrong?
Thanks for your help btw!
Ah problem solved! Well not solved in a sense! I found out it’s actually a problem with my matlab installation and I have no idea how to fix it 🙁
Never mind, it works on the computers at the office 🙂