Re: Loading of dll file
Hi,
Thanks for the reply, Now i have loaded the dll file using Regsvr32
command option from the windows.Now the problem is how do i import this
in my java application and use the inbuilt methods.
Gordon Beaton wrote:
On 29 Aug 2006 23:58:44 -0700, vinaymvbhat82@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
I had a doubt in java related to loading of dll files.The first thing
is how to load the dll file in java and then how to retrive the
methods/functions from the dll files.Can anybody help me, please.
System.load() or System.loadLibrary() will load a DLL.
If it's been written specifically for use with Java, the methods it
contains will belong to Java classes. You can use those methods the
same way you use any Java methods, i.e. you don't do anything
different just because they're in a DLL.
If it hasn't been written for use with Java, then you need to create a
new DLL that follows the rules and naming conventions of JNI and load
*that* instead. From there, you can make calls to the original DLL.
/gordon
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