I am accessing OpenCV via JNA, when my processes takes too long the process a frame opencv prints a \"Camera dropped frame\" message. My problem is it produces too many messages which makes the consol
I have called a native program which creates another thread, which attaches itself to the JVM. Now I want to access the methods of the JVM, but it fails. Here is the code:
I am wondering if it is possible for native functions to signal Java functions/events? Basically I think I will run some C++ code on a separate thread and do stuff like handling SIP and then for exam
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I want to call a C funcion from Java using JNI. And in the C function, I want to create a JVM and call some Java objects. When I try to create the JVM, JNI_CreateJavaVM returns -1.
I\'m creating a JVM out of a C++-program per JNI, and the creation itself works fine. The communication with the JVM works also fine; I am able to find classes, create objects, call methods and so on.
I have written some JNI code that works just fine. I call an API out of Java which needs some environment variables set. Currently, I am working on Windows XP SP3.
I\'m trying to comunicate with a JNI service in the serverpart of my GWT application. The problem is that I\'m getting a
Part of my project wrote all their code in C#.Our web application is in Grails and needs to access their code.The interface for what we need is very simple (pass a file name as a String for example).I
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