Java information

You can also use the Bank Wizard API with Java. You must install bwint10.jar within the CLASSPATH of your application.

If you are using Java on VMS, you must use Binary mode to FTP the file and then convert the file to Stream_LF. For example, enter the command: set file/attr=(rfm:stmlf,rat:cr) bwint10.jar.

There are also example programs included in compiled class form within the jar file. You can test the Java installation by running the command line example:

java -classpath bwint10.jar uk.co.eiger.bwi.example.clExApp gb 010004 12345678

If you have Java Swing installed, you can run a simple graphical example using the command:

java -classpath bwint10.jar uk.co.eiger.bwi.example.gui.ExSwing

If you compile the example source, either update the jar file with your compiled classes or specify their location before bwint10.jar in CLASSPATH:

java -classpath ".:bwint10.jar" uk.co.eiger.bwi.example.ExampleApp gb 010004 12345678

JNI support

All of the JNI methods required by the Java classes are implemented within the Bank Wizard core library,bwint10. You must locate this library and its dependant libraries within the search path that Java uses to load

Experian recommend that you do not locate these libraries within a system tree, and, for Windows, you do not install the libraries in the Windows system tree. Instead locate the libraries by either:

Setting the appropriate operating system environment variable:

for Windows, set PATH
for most UNIX, set LD_LIBRARY_PATH
for AIX UNIX, set LIBPATH
for older HPUX, set SHLIB_PATH

On the Java command line, set the java.library.path property to the path where the libraries are located:

java -Djava.library.path=/some/path ...