I\'m currently using the JNI to generate C headers for native methods being used in a Java class ABC. However, I\'d like to use these methods elsewhere, in another class XYZ, so hence I made a class c
I am linking a native C++ library into my Java application using JNI.I loaded my library using System.loadLibrary() and everything appears to be working.I added the functionality to my C++ dll which i
I am implementing the simple JNI example , as given in http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jni/html/start.html
I\'m trying to use native implementation of UDP server/client on Android, I\'m using JNI to access the native code from java.
My native library resides at C:\\Mywork. How do I set the native library path towards C:\\Mywork using both command prompt line an开发者_如何学编程d the path variable?In the PATH variable as follows:
I have some Pro*C codeand开发者_StackOverflow社区 some java method. end user will invoke ProC/C binaries on linux/solaris/aix,
I need your help to add some insight into JNI on Android.I\'ve been looking at the /libcore/x-net package in Android and notice that 开发者_StackOverflow社区Apache Harmony is the default provider for
Here\'s my problem. I have a third part DLL (to which I do not have the source) that I have to use JNI to talk to.The people that supply this DLL are not a Java-house.I discovered a bug in their DLL,
I am using JNI Registry API to access Windows registry. Here is my code: import com.ice.jni.registry.Registry;
I am tr开发者_如何学Cying to pass back a string from a Java method called from C++. I am not able to find out what JNI function should I call to access the method and be returned a jstring value.
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