Fix java binding of ExternalForce to account for ForceProducer #3914
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…alForce has correct inheritance in Java
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Thanks @nickbianco Will merge because the windows failure is unrelated. |
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Fixes issue #0
Brief summary of changes
While the java bindings compiled successfully, the ExternalForce class had the wrong inheritance since the corresponding header was wrapped before ForceProducer.h This PR fixes this problem so that ExternalForce can be treated as Force in gui code
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