Hello folks, I am sorry, if I am asking evident things. If so, please point me to the documentation I have missed.
I am thinking of porting/rewriting a swing app in Qt-Jambi. I have a specific problem/opportunity though: I want to use the hunspell spellchecking engine (http://sourceforge.net/projects/hunspell) in the program. While this is a non-qt library, I know, you have a generator to produce jambi bindings to qt-based libraries. Thus, if I write a Qt layer on top of hunspell, then use the generator to produce the jambi bindings, I will be able to use hunspell in my program. On the other hand, there is a library called jna (http://jna.dev.java.net), which allows libraries written in c to be used in java, without having to use a c compiler, as is the case of JNI. The latter approach works, I am using it currently, my biggest problem is, though that it is slow (or I am doing something wrong). So if I use the first approach (c++ lib + Qt-glue + Jambi glue + java), do I a) have to recompile all of Jambi to get a platform-specific jar file or b) is there any way to have a directory, where I would have the platform-specific libraries of hunspell + qt? Are there any other possibilities I should consider? Thanks in advance Zoltan Bartko _______________________________________________ Qt-jambi-interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-jambi-interest
