Using j2objc in swift framework(not static library)

Question

I want to import files which are translated by j2objc in Cocoa Touch Framework in Xcode, and get some error.

My implementing steps as the following:

In PeopleProject -> Pepole.java:

   class Pepole{
          .....
    }

Create a framework(named:objCFrameWork) and language is Objective-C in xcode(not static library).
Config for j2objc(Build Rules,Settings.xcconfig)

Build Rules

Settings.xcconfig

New a file(Campony) in framework project and import People.h

 @interface Company : NSObject
 @property(nonatomic) People *CEO;
 @end

Add a demon(objCFrameWorkDemo) using the objCFrameWork

 Company *c = [[Company alloc] init];
 [c.CEO sayWithNSString:@"Hello"];

6.Build objCFrameWork successfully.

7.Build objCFrameWorkDemo failed.

The source:https://github.com/leogeng/J2ObjC_Framework.git

Can you use any other (custom) Objective-C classes in your framework? If not, this may be unrelated to j2objc. — Thilo
– Thilo, Commented Jun 7, 2016 at 6:29

tball · Accepted Answer · 2016-06-07 17:08:37Z

1

If the Java source (A.java) declares that it is part of a package, then the default translation requires that you include the package as a subdirectory. For example, if class A is in the foo.bar package, then the header needs to referenced as #include "foo/bar/A.h".

If that won't work (Xcode doesn't support subdirectories well, so many projects avoid them), then run j2objc with the --no-package-directories flag to generate files that don't use subdirectories. This requires that all Java source files in the app have unique class/interface names, since there's no longer a package to differentiate them (the exception are JRE classes, which always need package subdirectories).

answered Jun 7, 2016 at 17:08

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