Open JDK 11 and javah in pom.xml

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I switched my java version from java 8 to java 11 , and it seems that in java 11 javah is removed from JDK bin folder, before I was executing the javah command in my pom.xml like below

<execution>

      <id>javah</id>

      <goals>

         <goal>exec</goal>

      </goals>

      <phase>compile</phase>

      <configuration>

          <executable>javah</executable>

              <arguments>

                  <argument>-classpath</argument>

                  <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

                  <argument>-d</argument>

                  <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

               </arguments>

      </configuration>

 </execution>

Since javah has been removed from JDK 11 how can I replace the above javah command with javac -h in my pom to work with java 11

The error I get is

Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 2 (Exit value: 2)

Any idea?
Thanks

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

2

Could you share what didn't work for you with javac -h and how were you configuring it?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 10:37

see the above edit

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 10:48

1

The recommendation, since JDK 8, has been to use javac -h rather than javah. The javah tool was removed in JDK 10 via JEP 313.

– Alan Bateman
Jan 3 at 12:50

add a comment |

I switched my java version from java 8 to java 11 , and it seems that in java 11 javah is removed from JDK bin folder, before I was executing the javah command in my pom.xml like below

<execution>

      <id>javah</id>

      <goals>

         <goal>exec</goal>

      </goals>

      <phase>compile</phase>

      <configuration>

          <executable>javah</executable>

              <arguments>

                  <argument>-classpath</argument>

                  <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

                  <argument>-d</argument>

                  <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

               </arguments>

      </configuration>

 </execution>

Since javah has been removed from JDK 11 how can I replace the above javah command with javac -h in my pom to work with java 11

The error I get is

Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 2 (Exit value: 2)

Any idea?
Thanks

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

2

Could you share what didn't work for you with javac -h and how were you configuring it?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 10:37

see the above edit

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 10:48

1

The recommendation, since JDK 8, has been to use javac -h rather than javah. The javah tool was removed in JDK 10 via JEP 313.

– Alan Bateman
Jan 3 at 12:50

add a comment |

I switched my java version from java 8 to java 11 , and it seems that in java 11 javah is removed from JDK bin folder, before I was executing the javah command in my pom.xml like below

<execution>

      <id>javah</id>

      <goals>

         <goal>exec</goal>

      </goals>

      <phase>compile</phase>

      <configuration>

          <executable>javah</executable>

              <arguments>

                  <argument>-classpath</argument>

                  <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

                  <argument>-d</argument>

                  <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

               </arguments>

      </configuration>

 </execution>

Since javah has been removed from JDK 11 how can I replace the above javah command with javac -h in my pom to work with java 11

The error I get is

Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 2 (Exit value: 2)

Any idea?
Thanks

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

I switched my java version from java 8 to java 11 , and it seems that in java 11 javah is removed from JDK bin folder, before I was executing the javah command in my pom.xml like below

<execution>

      <id>javah</id>

      <goals>

         <goal>exec</goal>

      </goals>

      <phase>compile</phase>

      <configuration>

          <executable>javah</executable>

              <arguments>

                  <argument>-classpath</argument>

                  <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

                  <argument>-d</argument>

                  <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

               </arguments>

      </configuration>

 </execution>

Since javah has been removed from JDK 11 how can I replace the above javah command with javac -h in my pom to work with java 11

The error I get is

Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 2 (Exit value: 2)

Any idea?
Thanks

java maven pom.xml java-11

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

edited Jan 3 at 13:00

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

asked Jan 3 at 10:19

wearybands

328115

2

Could you share what didn't work for you with javac -h and how were you configuring it?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 10:37

see the above edit

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 10:48

1

The recommendation, since JDK 8, has been to use javac -h rather than javah. The javah tool was removed in JDK 10 via JEP 313.

– Alan Bateman
Jan 3 at 12:50

add a comment |

2

Could you share what didn't work for you with javac -h and how were you configuring it?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 10:37

see the above edit

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 10:48

1

The recommendation, since JDK 8, has been to use javac -h rather than javah. The javah tool was removed in JDK 10 via JEP 313.

– Alan Bateman
Jan 3 at 12:50

Could you share what didn't work for you with javac -h and how were you configuring it?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 10:37

see the above edit

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 10:48

The recommendation, since JDK 8, has been to use javac -h rather than javah. The javah tool was removed in JDK 10 via JEP 313.

– Alan Bateman
Jan 3 at 12:50

add a comment |

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You should modify your execution as :

<execution>

    <id>javach</id>

    <goals>

        <goal>exec</goal>

    </goals>

    <phase>compile</phase>

    <configuration>

        <executable>javac</executable>

        <arguments>

            <argument>-classpath</argument>

            <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

            <argument>-h</argument>

            <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

        </arguments>

    </configuration>

</execution>

based on the the javac --help

  -h <directory>

        Specify where to place generated native header files

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

1

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

1

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

|
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You should modify your execution as :

<execution>

    <id>javach</id>

    <goals>

        <goal>exec</goal>

    </goals>

    <phase>compile</phase>

    <configuration>

        <executable>javac</executable>

        <arguments>

            <argument>-classpath</argument>

            <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

            <argument>-h</argument>

            <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

        </arguments>

    </configuration>

</execution>

based on the the javac --help

  -h <directory>

        Specify where to place generated native header files

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

1

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

1

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

|
show 2 more comments

You should modify your execution as :

<execution>

    <id>javach</id>

    <goals>

        <goal>exec</goal>

    </goals>

    <phase>compile</phase>

    <configuration>

        <executable>javac</executable>

        <arguments>

            <argument>-classpath</argument>

            <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

            <argument>-h</argument>

            <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

        </arguments>

    </configuration>

</execution>

based on the the javac --help

  -h <directory>

        Specify where to place generated native header files

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

1

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

1

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

|
show 2 more comments

You should modify your execution as :

<execution>

    <id>javach</id>

    <goals>

        <goal>exec</goal>

    </goals>

    <phase>compile</phase>

    <configuration>

        <executable>javac</executable>

        <arguments>

            <argument>-classpath</argument>

            <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

            <argument>-h</argument>

            <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

        </arguments>

    </configuration>

</execution>

based on the the javac --help

  -h <directory>

        Specify where to place generated native header files

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

You should modify your execution as :

<execution>

    <id>javach</id>

    <goals>

        <goal>exec</goal>

    </goals>

    <phase>compile</phase>

    <configuration>

        <executable>javac</executable>

        <arguments>

            <argument>-classpath</argument>

            <argument>${project.build.outputDirectory}</argument>

            <argument>-h</argument>

            <argument>${build.path}/include</argument>

        </arguments>

    </configuration>

</execution>

based on the the javac --help

  -h <directory>

        Specify where to place generated native header files

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

answered Jan 3 at 10:51

Naman

45.9k11102204

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

1

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

1

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

|
show 2 more comments

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

1

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

1

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

I get this error [ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.6.0:exec (javac -h) on project myProject: Command execution failed.: Process exited with an error: 1 (Exit value: 1) -> [Help 1]

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:01

@wearybands Can you execute using mvn verify -X and share the detailed command e.g. [DEBUG] Executing command line: [javac, -classpath, .../target/classes, -h, .../include], next to which the exact cause would be listed for the error.

– Naman
Jan 3 at 11:07

sure just give me a few minutes

– wearybands
Jan 3 at 11:27

1. no source files is the cause then. 2. Ensure the path myProject exists 3. doesn't the path C:sbbuild/include look weird to you?

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:13

@wearybands the values to the arguments are still incorrect to what I could observe. -h expects the directory where you want to generate the native header files... -d expects the directory where to place the generated class files i.e. corresponding .class file for your .java files..

– Naman
Jan 3 at 12:46

|
show 2 more comments

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