You might try the JNI_xp.zip from
http://www.delphi-jedi.org/APILIBRARY
for
the JNI headers instead (says it also contains a Linux port)
Mind you
though that although JNI is a required API for a JVM to support (it spurred the
Sun-MS legal battle against MSJVM which initially didn't have JNI support [they
added support for it just before they decided to settle the case and retire
MSJVM]), the JAWT API specification (by Sun) is an optional one for JVMs to
implement (the Sun and IBM JVMs on Windows do support it from what I know, not
sure about the JVMs for Linux/Unix/OS-X). JAWT is for having Java code draw into
native peers from other applications (calling the Java code via JNI)
>
-----Original Message-----
> From: George Birbilis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:
Monday, November 13, 2006 5:25 AM
> To: '[email protected]'
>
Subject: Java AWT Native Interface (JAWT)
>
> http://jawt2delphi.onestop.net/
>
>
If anyone wants to try it with Lazarus, can help them port it
> if it
needs any changes (don't think it does though, it's
> pretty simple [needs
you to pass it a Window handle from the
> Delphi/Lazarus side for Java to
draw in it]). Feel free to
> use it and/or include in Lazarus (apart from
my JAWT headers
> port, I use there a rather older JNI [Java Native
Interface]
> headers port, so first one should check if there's
newer
> version of that one and its license [it was free license
from
> what I remember, the .pas files for the JNI stuff should
>
mention the licensing at their start])
Title: RE: Java AWT Native Interface (JAWT)
