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JNI problem - SCO OpenServer 5.0.4
Development platform: SCO OpenServer 5.0.4 (SCO JDK 1.1-1).
I have a problem when I try to use JNI.
I cannot create a shared library file because "jni.h" file which is included in my header file (generated :
javah -jni my_java_file ) includes "jni_md.h" file. And the only "jni_md.h" file I have is the one in ./unixware directory.
That file is for UnixWare and there is a type "long long" (64 bits) in it . I use OpenServer and there is no such type.
What should I do to avoid that problem ? Where can I get an example "Writing native methods for Java" for OpenServer ?
I have a problem when I try to use JNI.
I cannot create a shared library file because "jni.h" file which is included in my header file (generated :
javah -jni my_java_file ) includes "jni_md.h" file. And the only "jni_md.h" file I have is the one in ./unixware directory.
That file is for UnixWare and there is a type "long long" (64 bits) in it . I use OpenServer and there is no such type.
What should I do to avoid that problem ? Where can I get an example "Writing native methods for Java" for OpenServer ?
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