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

Integrate Java and C++ with Jace

If you didn’t know better, you might believe that Sun Microsystems had designed the JNI (Java Native Interface) API with the goal of discouraging Java developers ...
InfoWorld

Open source Java projects: Java Native Access

If you’ve used the Java Native Interface (JNI) to make a platform-specific native library accessible to your Java programs, you know how tedious it can be. Jeff Friesen continues his series on ...
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 ...
eWeek

McObject Makes Play for Java Developers with New Interface

Embedded database vendor McObject is making a play to appeal to Java developers with the creation of a new interface for its ExtremeDB product. With its JNI (Java Native Interface) for ExtremeDB, ...