Ars Technica

JNI: Can I use it to access Java code from a C++ app (MacOS X)?

I've run into a little bit of a problem. I am currently developing a scientific app for MacOS X Carbon, Windows XP .NET, and Linux GTK+ (later on) in C++ that connects to an Intersystems Cache OODBMS ...
InfoWorld

OpenJDK plan calls for restricting JNI usage

Java enhancement proposal would preserve the status of the Java Native Interface as a standard way to interoperate with native code, while disallowing interoperation with native code by default. A ...
InfoQ

Foreign Function & Memory API to Bridge the Gap between Java and Native Libraries

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Ars Technica

JNI and passing pointers from native to Java code

I would like to have some JNI code malloc a block of memory and pass it back to my Java code (in the form of a jlong), so that future calls to other JNI functions can pass this pointer along for the ...
InfoWorld

Java Tip 141: Fast math with JNI

Since my trusty C++ compiler produced fast math code, I just needed to call these math routines instead of the slow StrictMath routines from my Java program. Java Native Interface (JNI) enables Java ...

Using C Libraries in Java 1: Fundamentals of the Foreign Function & Memory API

The Foreign Function & Memory API in Java provides significantly easier access to functions in C libraries than the outdated ...