Thursday, July 9, 2009

Hey do you know how to call method written in java frm C/C++? which is reverse of JNI(Java native interface)?

Reverse JNI....


please send me links,pdfs,etc.... to start learn this thing !


basically i am new for this concept ....


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Hey do you know how to call method written in java frm C/C++? which is reverse of JNI(Java native interface)?
I don't think there is a reverse JNI because you have the JVM in the way. CORBA is a technology that was meant to allow any language to call any other language. Your best bet these days is implement the java functions as web services and host them in an app server like BEA Weblogic Server http://www.bea.com/framework.jsp?CNT=ind... or similiar product and then use C/C++ libraries to call the web services.
Reply:I have to disagree with this attitude to make everything a web service. It would be trivial to make it available via CORBA to the c/++ app.





There is no point to go to webservices for the sake of it, not to mention the speed differences semantics of the different mechanisms.





Even if you do decide to export a web service interface, there is no requirement for a full app server, you can implement simple soap/wsdl bindings without such huge bloat!

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