jni4net

问题 I have a maven project and jni4net is one of the dependency and it's running fine in Netbeans. But when i package it into a jar i get the error java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jni4net.n-0.8.8.0 in java.library.path . I solved this problem in Netbenas by setting Working directory and VM Options in Project Properties -> Run. Now is there a way to include these configurations while packaging it as jar, or any other solution. Thanks in advance... Here is my pom <project xmlns="http://maven

问题 So far, I've gotten Javonet to work to calling a .net dll. It was as easy as advertised to create the javonet code. However, in my case, I have a loop that runs approx 10 million times, and within that loop, I'm calling a dll method via Javonet. My question is: since I seem to pass the method name as a String to Javonet (based on javonet's way of doing things), I'm assuming that Javonet uses some sort of reflection to find the corresponding dll method...but wouldn't that be slow (when in a 10

问题 I'm trying to access a simple java code from inside my C# webapp using jni4net, but it is throwing some errors. Generated all proxies and dlls to access the java class. I wrote the code for connecting with JVM inside the 'Program.cs' file. Later on the custom java function ie. display_msg() is called from the testfunc() which can be called from anywhere inside the bot using Program.testfunc() . I'm attaching the Program.cs file and the exception occurring. Also I've named my java file as Test

问题 I'm new in Java learning and first time want to get start JNI. And I am working with Cygwin and I have created a file with .java (Helloworld.java) extension as follows: class HelloWorld { private native void print(); public static void main(String[] args) { new HelloWorld().print(); } static { System.loadLibrary("HelloWorld"); } } Then I compile the file through the command line ( javac Helloworld.java ) after that create a native header file through command javah –jni Helloworld Then also

问题 I'm currently using a Java library via jni4net in a C# application running on IIS Express, and the Java library is throwing an exception. Is it possible to attach a debugger to debug the Java code? Attempt: I tried to add the following to the JVM options as per the instructions provided by IntelliJ: setup.AddJVMOption("-agentlib", "-agentlib:jdwp=transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=n,address=5005"); but get an exception: Unable to open debugger port : java.net.ConnectException "Connection

问题 I have a simple Java class called jniBridge.Calculator that has one simple method Add(int a, int b) . After building the project using eclipse, i exported the project as a JAR file. I then called proxygen on the JAR file, this produced a folder called clr and another folder called jvm that contained both the C# and Java proxies respectively. Proxygen also created a build.cmd and an .xml files as well. After that i ran the build.cmd it produced a .DLL and .JAR file. Now i want to use these or

问题 I know three is some questions about this, but I've not found the exact response. We have a .Net dll (C#) with no dependencies or p/Invoke. So it's a full .net platform library. One of our clientes wants to use it in a Java Application. What's the best choice? I've been looking at jni4net wich could be a perfect solution, but it seems don't support generics in .Net (our dll uses lot of generics dictionaries and collections) It's JNA the best choice? Thanks in advance 回答1: I had a similar

问题 I have been working on reading c#(dll) function from java through jni4net and in core java I have succeeded in getting the value from the dll function but now I have created one Dynamic Web Project and tried to use same functionality in servlet. But now only the dll file is loaded succesfully, the function is not called succesfuly. Below is what I tried till now: My Servlet: public class LoginProcess extends HttpServlet { private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L; protected void doGet