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I am writing a software test automation tool and I have a Journal Record Proc in a DLL.
Now when the Proc gets called by Windows I want to call a method in a Java class from it. Is this possible ?
Yes, you can do this through JNI directly. See the JNI documentation.
See this part of the documentation for how to access fields and methods from the Java class. If you’re calling the DLL from Java, you can pass a jobject into the method.
An alternative that makes this much simpler is the commercial product CodeMesh JunC++ion.