Hello,

I am working with netbeans and I have created a strategy where I would like to enclose an external java class file. This external java class file is located in the same package and path as the strategy and contains some methods using JForex API. in NetBeans it is very simple to call it:

private myLib mylib = new myLib();

but it doesn't work in JForex. See attached files for more details.

Thank you very much in advance.

Regards, Hugoman

Hi HugoMan:

I have several articles i talk about the use of external libraries.

I have one example with javamail you can read here -> https://www.dukascopy.com/fxcomm/fx-arti ... ad&id=1239
In actual i also talk about the use of external library, but only on next one i will release the example code.

Any question, just ask

Trade well

JL

See:
https://www.dukascopy.com/wiki/#Include_libraries

Hello Jlongo, hello Dukascopy Support,

thanks a lot for your fast reply. Unfortunately it is not exactly what I am looking for.

My intent is to collect often used methods / functions in a separate file / library. Those methods / functions need to have access to Dukascopy API, therefore I need to import the same. The most easiest way in NB is to create a new Java class file and to import the same into the strategy. This works fine, but not in the JForex environment (at least not as of my knowledge) .
Do you know, whether there is away to call / import this Java class file in JForex environment?
Please see the error message that comes up in the JForex environment during compilation in my post above

Alternatively I would use the recommended way by creating an external library as jar - file, but how to enclose / import the Dukascopy APIs into this Project?
If it would be a RAVEN - project as well (like the strategy), i cannot create a Jar - file. I am a bit lost here.

Thanks again in advance for your support.

Regards, Hugoman

Yes, through reflection:
https://www.dukascopy.com/wiki/#Load_java_class