Thank you for your response, Siamak.
Yes, an inter-process communication would work, but I am trying to
avoid it if possible. What I am trying to do is to build a network
router that supports plug-ins written in Java. I am using an existing
C-based router platform called Click and trying to put OSGi-based plug-
in architecture on top of it. I would like to try to have the pieces
work in a single process for performance.
Thanks for the pointer to R-OSGi. It seems a very useful thing in
general. I'll look into it further for any tip for JNI communications.
- Jae
On Apr 11, 2009, at 4:51 AM, Siamak Haschemi wrote:
Hello Jae,
I think the easiest way would be some kind of Inter-Process-
Communication. For example, the Apache Thrift library should do it
(there are many more). But you can also look at Jan Rellermeyer work
(R-OSGi). As far as I remember, he did something in the area of
communicating with C/C++ code (and the otherway around?).
Hope this helps.
- Siamak
Am 11.04.2009 um 08:11 schrieb Jae Woo Lee:
Hi,
I am using JNI Invocation API to start a JVM, which in turn starts
an Equinox container, which in turn loads my bundles.
I am having trouble trying to pass a piece of data from C code to a
bundle. When I try to "env->FindClass()" the Activator class in my
bundle, it fails. It's probably because the bundle is loaded from
a BundleClass loader rather than a system class loader.
Can anyone think of a way for me to pass some data from C code to
Java bundle code?
- Jae
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