SCO comp.unix.sco.programmer FAQ.: How do I do Java native code (JNI) programming?

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How do I do Java native code (JNI) programming?

Java native code programming means a Java application calling a C or C++ function, or a C or C++ main program invoking a Java virtual machine and application.

In general JNI programming should be done using the UDK compilers on both SCO OpenServer and UnixWare. In certain circumstances the GCC compilers may be used on UnixWare, but not OpenServer. Details on all of this are in the SCO Java release notes in /usr/java/ReleaseNotes.html on your system.

Be sure to look at the "mk" scripts in /usr/java/demo/native/, as they will show you the right way to build and run JNI code on SCO platforms.
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