I asked a similar question on a previous thread (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5206633/java-find-out-what-application-window-is-in-focus) but I was guided to use JNI, and I\'m not having much su
I\'m using JNA in order to use a C++ library in my Java application.I am using an interface in Java to use these functions.The function uses three arguments in C++: an unsigned int, a const char*, and
Perhaps I\'m crazy, but I\'m starting to have fun with this idea even if it is just for the learning experience: I\'m trying to use COM from Java by calling the Ole32.dll functions via JNA. According
sorry for my English. I try invoke WinInet InternetSetOptionW method for setting up IE proxy. InternetSetOptionW returns me \"true\", but IE proxy doesn\'t change.
I\'ve been looking a lot at Clojure recently and I\'ve been wondering if it suits the scope of my next project.Unfortunately, it involves writing non-portable code and I need access to the Win32 API.
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 am wrapping a shared library (written in C) with Java using JNA. The shared library is written internally, but that library uses functions from another external library, which again depends another
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
I am trying to create a JNA implementation over the SctpDrv library. My problem is that I don\'t get开发者_JAVA百科 my head around pointers to structure arrays. I have tried to search for a solution,
I\'ve successfully used JNA to call a couple of Windows API functions but I get stuck at this one GetVolumePathNamesForVolumeName
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