Problem on how to create a .h file in a java package !!

Question

Hello,
Please help me!! I have a problem generating a header file inside a java package. As I do not think eclipse IDE can do that, I then have to use the command as following in the command prompt instead.
D:\myJava\workspace\myJNI\bin>javah sysHookJNI/PollThread
javadoc: error -Illegal package name "sysHookJNI/PollThread"
sysHookJNI is my package name and PollThread is my class name. I think it should works because I compiled it with similar format as>java sysHookJNI/PollThread.java and it outputs the PollThread.class, but in fact it doesnot !>_<.
Can anyone suggest me what I should do?
Big thanks in advance,
Neth

Answer 1

Thank you so much !!
But after I got that point my old problem is still not solved with that. After my sysHookJNI.PollThread.h is generated, I compiled everything over and then run Test by
: java Test and the Exceptions are occurred as:
Exception in thread "Thread-0" java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: sysHookJNI.PollThread.checkKeyboardChanges()V     at sysHookJNI.PollThread.checkKeyboardChanges(Native Method)
     at sysHookJNI.PollThread.run(PollThread.java:21)
And this is my PollThread.java (actually I took it from Jacob )
//PollThread.java
package sysHookJNI;
import java.io.*;
public class PollThread extends Thread
     public native void checkKeyboardChanges();
     private KeyboardHook kbh;
     public PollThread( KeyboardHook kh )
          kbh = kh;
          System.loadLibrary("syshook");
     public void run()
          for(;;)
               checkKeyboardChanges();
               yield();
     void Callback( boolean ts, int vk, boolean ap, boolean ek )
          KeyboardEvent event = new KeyboardEvent( this, ts, vk, ap, ek );
          if( ts )
               kbh.keyPressed( event );
          else
               kbh.keyReleased( event );
}Anyone has any suggestion about this problem? I really have no clue about it!! it keeps complains the same things no matter I regenerated header file or not.. T_T
Btw, shall I make a new post about this problem?
Thanks for your time,
Edited by: Nethie on Nov 1, 2009 2:37 PM