I personally would not recommend this approach. JNI is useful for
interfacing with essential OS services and as a stopgap for accessing
libraries which are available only via JNI.
JNI is however a poor (endlessly painful) solution for importing
arbitrary libraries for use within Java. Managing bridging of memory and
object references across the JNI interface, dealing with garbage
collection and object lifecycle, etc. can become very complicated
quickly especially with a library with a large interface and/or lots of
state data in structs.
Mike
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Hi all,
I read that it is possible to use Gnutls in java application using JNI.
Exsist any reference guide that explain how to use gnutls in java jsp for
authentication (step by step)?
Thanks,
Simone.
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