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WWDC05 • Session 631

JNI Development on Mac OS X

Enterprise IT • 1:19:39

The Java Native Interface (JNI) enables you to integrate Mac OS X-native code with your Java application. Additionally, JNI allows Cocoa or CoreFoundation applications to call out to Java. Bring your laptop, we will explore how best to use JNI from both angles, and explain what to be aware of when applying it. Topics include creating a mixed-language Xcode project, threading, invoking the JVM, AWT-AppKit interaction, and debugging techniques.

Speaker: Matt Drance

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