I am trying to create a Java virtual machine from C++ and invoke the main method passing a String argument to the main method of the Java program. I am following this example found on Sun\'s website:
I want to access data members of a C struct(below) and map them onto an array in my java class. I have tried to used Set<>ArrayRegion to map the values but I am going wrong som开发者_开发技巧ewhere
I need to get a pointer containing the direct memory address of a Java array, via JNI, without invoking some sort of copying (ie direct access).
I\'m curious if I can do this.Can C++ code compiled and loaded on the local host b开发者_运维知识库e called from a Java applet running in a browser?Yes, it can be done if your applet is signed and the
I am trying to invoke the Java Virtual machine from C++ following the example found here: Basically I have a small Java program:
I\'m trying to call a Java function from C++. This is my code so far: #include <jni.h> typedef struct JavaVMCreationResult {
I am using JNI to pass data between C++ and Java. I need to pass a \'long\' type, and am doing so using something like:
I am trying to do exactly what is being done over here: How do I GetModuleFileName() if I only have a window handle (hWnd)?
It seems most documentation or helper libraries relating to JNI (Java Native Interface) are concerned with calling native code from Java. This seems to be the main use of it, even though it is capable
In android, there are two classes LocalServerSocket and LocalSocket. I think they are something like AF_LOCAL in unix socket (I am not sure it is correct or not).
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