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Published: Jul 11 2009 / 12:46

Best practices for using the Java Native Interface
The Java™ Native Interface (JNI) is a standard Java API that enables Java code to integrate with code written in other programming languages. JNI can be a key element in your toolkit if you want to leverage existing code assets — for example, in a service-oriented architecture (SOA) or a cloud-based system.
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MCII replied ago:

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Avoid it. It's the best you can do with JNI.

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adobni replied ago:

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Sometimes you just can't avoid JNI.

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MCII replied ago:

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Always let the Java program call the C/C++ program. Don't let the C/C++ program call Java code, i.e. don't use JNI.

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