I am making a project with SWIG for binding C++ inside a java application I use Cmake to compile). I did a library containing a class named Data. I used SWIG to generate some Java code, and a file named Data.java was created. Then, I compiled all the java files into a .jar.
Now, I am trying to do an other project with Swig (still C++ to Java). This project has a class Test with a method taking a Data as argument, like this :
Test.h
class Test
{
public:
void process(Data input);
};
When I launch SWIG with cmake, it generates a Java file named SWIGTYPE_p_Data_t.java (which is normal, because it doesn't know the class Data).
I am wondering if there is a way to tell SWIG to use the .jar I created for the first library (or at least a folder containing the .java files), so it will have the Java class Data and it will not create the Java class SWIGTYPE_p_Data_t.java.
