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Netbeans, JNI, Webstart and Apache
Although NetBeans has a Webstart module, it isn't really up to snuff yet, as I detailed in a previous post. Specifically, it doesn't support JNI code, and it can't sign the JAR files, which is needed if you have any JNI code to deploy. However, it's ... |
28-Jun-2006 04:10:35 |
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Building Win32 JNI code using NetBeans and MinGW
I use a GPS mapping application called OziExplorer, and just for laughs I started fiddling around with encapsulating the API for the application so that I could use it from Java. Access to the API is via a DLL, which meant delving into the scary world ... |
27-Jun-2006 08:37:33 |
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JNI_OnUnload(): mostly useless
I've been writing a JNI wrapper that requires the creation of a native thread and I've set things up using a JNI_OnLoad() function to initialise the DLL and create an event handling thread thread. I also used the JNI_OnUnload() function to kill the ... |
18-Feb-2006 16:11:26 |
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WonDLLand revisited
I previously documented my problems getting my Java/JNI wrapper for OziAPI to work. As I said in my previous post, some of my problems were down to the OziAPI DLL not getting a chance to clean up properly when the application exited. Over the Xmas ... |
15-Jan-2006 15:26:11 |
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Alan in wonDLLand
Yesterday evening I had another poke at the Java wrapper for OziExplorer that I'm sporadically working on, OziExplorer is the GPS mapping application that I use. It's a pretty fat API so I'm gradually chipping away at it. My latest tweak was to add a ... |
14-Sep-2005 15:14:36 |
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Smorgasbord: Building Win32 JNI code using NetBeans and MinGW
I use a GPS mapping application called OziExplorer, and just for laughs I started fiddling around with encapsulating the API for the application so that I could use it from Java. Access to the API is via a DLL, which meant delving into the scary world ... |
10-Jul-2005 07:52:31 |