jni

Fedora 11 was released this past week and I’ve already downloaded the various netinst and DVD ISO images for both 32bit and 64bit systems at home. I’ve got 5 computers to upgrade: 1 development server, 1 MythTV server, my desktop, 1 Myth client and my laptop. Since I’ve now […]

Preparing for Fedora 11: Installation on the Acer laptop

Sat June 13, 2009 in Fedora / Linux tagged acer / anaconda / dual monitors / Fedora / gnome / intel / intel driver / java / java native interface / jni / mingw / MythTV / nvidia / nvidia geforce / PulseAudio / Wordpress / xorg (updated 5424 days ago)

As the year grows to a close I find myself finishing up projects and preparing for the new year. I put together roughly 90,000 lines of code this year on a single project with one other developer, probably split somewhere around 80/20. It is, as I’ve told him, our boss […]

Top ten things I’ve learned about software development

Mon December 15, 2008 in Software Development tagged dell / Fedora / gnome / GTK+ / holiday / java / jni / Linux / Open Source / patents / Wordpress / Writing (updated 1878 days ago)

Take a little, give a little. I’ve been working on a Java/JBOSS project for the past 6 months and part of that includes working with the Java Native Interface. One of the things I have to do, practically at gunpoint, is to make sure our Java clients run on Windows […]

Java / JNI

Fri January 05, 2007 in JNI / Software Development tagged graphics / java / jni / Linux

There are a lot of examples of writing a simple JNI library for calling from a Java class. Unfortunately, few of them explain how to push your JNI class/loadable library into a package of it’s own. I ran into this problem today while trying to integrate a JNI library I’d […]

Working with JNI

Wed November 22, 2006 in Software Development tagged java / jni / Linux / Writing (updated 6365 days ago)

The project I’m working on has a Java client that communicates with a JBOSS server. The client launches applications on the local host, communicates with them using XML and sends data from the applications back to the JBOSS server using JAX-RPC (via Axis, at the moment). In order to manage […]