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The aim of this JNI tutorial is to use the Java Native Interface JNI to
call a pure java callback from a native C++ function. It is slightly
more complicated that just calling a native function, but will better
demonstrate some of the JNI functionality. We will be using the Visual
C++ cl.exe without the IDE to compile the C++ DLL that will contain the
JNI implementations. Leave any questions or problems as comments and I
will endeavour to answer them.
Assumptions
This article assumes that you have a compatible JDK installed. For purposes of this example the the project directory is JNIExample. Also it is assumed that you have VC++ installed and configured. See Problems and Solutions Installing VC++ Express Edition, to install and run vcvars32.bat. more...
Assumptions
This article assumes that you have a compatible JDK installed. For purposes of this example the the project directory is JNIExample. Also it is assumed that you have VC++ installed and configured. See Problems and Solutions Installing VC++ Express Edition, to install and run vcvars32.bat. more...
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