a) the name will be mangled however C# mangles names. there were
several suggestions on how to definitively find the resulting name.
b) JNA translates Java types to C primitive types, strings and
structures. It does *not* translate Java types to C# types, not
"string", not "byte[]", not "out int" (well, maybe the last one).
c) even if you do translate all of these, you still have to concern
yourself with proper initialization of the MS CLR (basically the VM
for C#) and ensure the called method has the right context.
There are some products out there that provide Java/.NET interop, but
JNA is not one of them.
On Oct 18, 2007, at 6:43 PM, Sri wrote:
I am using a 3rd party managed .dll file.
native method(c#) signature:
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public int GetTimings(string timings, byte[] intem, out int outTemp);
can any one tell me what the java signature for this method would be?
I have tried
public int GetTimings(String timings, byte[] intem, int outTemp);
but it says
it can not find the function.
Any help would be appreciated.
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