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title: Java
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# Compiling Java applications
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Meson has experimental support for compiling Java programs. The basic syntax consists of only one function and would be used like this:
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```meson
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project('javaprog', 'java')
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myjar = jar('mything', 'com/example/Prog.java',
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main_class : 'com.example.Prog')
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test('javatest', myjar)
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```
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However note that Meson places limitations on how you lay out your code.
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* all Java files for a jar must be under the subdirectory the jar definition is in
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* all Java files must be in paths specified by their package, e.g. a class called `com.example.Something` must be in a Java file situated at `com/example/Something.java`.
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* Meson only deals with jar files, you cannot poke individual class files (unless you do so manually)
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