By daniel
via nlink.dev.java.net
Published: Feb 11 2007 / 17:49
Historically, JNI has been the only option to invoke native libraries. The problem with calling native libraries with JNI is that, for every method, you need to write a java method declaration, and then a bit of native code to do the parameter conversion. This makes it difficult to casually call into native libraries, because you'd have to write another native library just for JNI handling.
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pron replied ago:
Note that this works only for Windows, so far.
Scoundrel replied ago:
Very interesting, but there is also another library like this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jnative/
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