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    creating .netmodule using Visual Studio 2005 Final Post Build Event

    Here's the deal:

    I need to use the usb port trough Java , since jUSB en JSR-80 ( the soon to be official javax.usb package ) both don't support using usb trough java in windows yet I will gain acces to the usb port trough a C# dll , in orde to communicate then between the C# generated dll and my Java classes I'll use JNI.

    An example can be found here : http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/javacsharp.asp

    Creating the header file from the class file is not the problem.

    When building the C# dll I use the post build event ( as suggested in the article , since else you will always have to type those things in the cmd manually ) .
    So in the post build event i put the line
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    csc /t:module $(OutDir)\$(ProjectName).dll
    This will according to the msdn documentation , use the dll which I just build, and output it to the default output directory ( since /out: is not being used ) .

    Still I get the error
    Error 1 The command "csc /t:module bin\Debug\\HelloWorld.dll" exited with code 9009. HelloWorld
    Anyone has some experience using these options in the command line or knows what im doing wrong here ??? ( I've done everything just the same way it is stated in the article ... )

    Many thanks in advance,

    Ganglylamb.

    ps: It seems quite a hack to acces usb in Java on windows this way , but to me it seems the only way possible since in our project it is clearly being stated that we need to build a java class which will allow to acces the usb hub.

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    Indeed setting the environment path variable to the csc compiler works perfect.

    At least I would expect from a Visual Studio Final version that their error message would give me more insight then just error code : blabla ... or at least they should automatically look into the path of the csc since the IDE itself will probably wrap around csc to compile projects.

    Thanks pianorain .

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