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# Java Module
*(added in 0.60.0)*
## Functions
### `generate_native_header()`
*(deprecated in 0.62.0, use `generate_native_headers()`)*
*(removed in 1.0.0)*
This function will generate a header file for use in Java native module
development by reading the supplied Java file for `native` method declarations.
Keyword arguments:
- `package`: The [package](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_package) of the
file. If left empty, Meson will assume that there is no package.
### `generate_native_headers()`
*(added in 0.62.0)*
*(deprecated in 1.0.0, use `native_headers()`)*
This function will generate native header files for use in Java native module
development by reading the supplied Java files for `native` method declarations.
Keyword arguments:
- `classes`: The list of class names relative to the `package`, if it exists,
which contain `native` method declarations. Use `.` separated class names.
- `package`: The [package](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_package) of the
file. If left empty, Meson will assume that there is no package.
Example:
```java
// Outer.java
package com.mesonbuild;
public class Outer {
private static native void outer();
public static class Inner {
private static native void inner();
}
}
```
With the above file, an invocation would look like the following:
```meson
java = import('java')
native_headers = java.generate_native_headers(
'Outer.java',
package: 'com.mesonbuild',
classes: ['Outer', 'Outer.Inner']
)
```
### `native_headers()`
*(added in 1.0.0)*
This function will generate native header files for use in Java native module
development by reading the supplied Java files for `native` method declarations.
Keyword arguments:
- `classes`: The list of class names relative to the `package`, if it exists,
which contain `native` method declarations. Use `.` separated class names.
- `package`: The [package](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Java_package) of the
file. If left empty, Meson will assume that there is no package.
Example:
```java
// Outer.java
package com.mesonbuild;
public class Outer {
private static native void outer();
public static class Inner {
private static native void inner();
}
}
```
With the above file, an invocation would look like the following:
```meson
java = import('java')
native_headers = java.generate_native_headers(
'Outer.java',
package: 'com.mesonbuild',
classes: ['Outer', 'Outer.Inner']
)
```
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