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URL: Innowhere
At 12:23 PM on Jan 22, 2008, Jose Marķa Arranz Santamarķa wrote:
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JNIEasy avoids the tedious task of bridging Java and C/C++ code with the complex and error-prone JNI with no C/C++ programming and using a Java friendly syntax. With JNIEasy a normal Java class (POJO), with fields and methods, is reflected as a normal C++ class or C structure or union and vice versa. A Java integer, String, array etc is seen as a native integer, string, and array.
JNIEasy is the most sophisticated solution to provide transparent native programming on Java, including multithread applications, concurrent and unlimited callbacks, no slow Java reflection and proxies, identification of Java object instance - native instance (native methods can return Java native objects), C++ support, a C inspired macro system, calls to Java methods from C/C++ without JNI.
Another changes introduced in this version:
* Support of Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) and upper
* Ant file is simplified and now true multiplatform, basePath property adjusting (/conf/conf.properties) no longer necessary
* Size of JNIEasy.dll and libJNIEasy.so drastically reduced.
* Added JNIEasy.getFeature/setFeature/hasFeature methods
* Programmatically location of the JNIEasy's license folder calling JNIEasy.setFeature(String,Object) with "jnieasy.license.dir" and the license folder path (before calling JNIEasy.load())
* Removed dependency from InnowhereUtil.jar and Xerces jars (xercesImpl.jar and xml-apis.jar), no longer necessary.
* Removed dependency from InnowhereException and InnowhereXMLException, JNIEasyException now inherits from RuntimeException
* Java methods wrapping native methods can now be declared as "native" (with no body)
* Added "params" attribute to XML declarations of methods and constructors to specify the selected method/constructor when no special native configuration is necessary for parameters. Updated examples to the new compact syntax when apropriated.
* Fixed bug: NativeTransaction.setSynchronization does nothing
LAMEOnJ is updated to the JNIEasy 1.2 now can access LAME on Linux and Mac OS X too.
What native APIs/libraries missing in Java do you need to access?
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Re: JNIEasy v1.2, Java Native Objects, added Mac OS X x86 support
Nice news,I have used the JINEasy, it's great.Thanks.