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Asked: 2026-05-17T19:31:11+00:00

So… I will have a project which will be tested on Win 7 and

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So… I will have a project which will be tested on Win 7 and some Linux server. It will be a web service that will use HSQLDB, Hibernate, Spring, Blaze DS and Flash (Flex RIA) as front end. I need to implement into it some image filtering\editing functionality which will be implemented in cross-platform C++ code (It will use Open-CV) wrapped in Java.

I need some kind of tutorial how to create cross-platform Java projects that use C/C++ libs *(most of all I am intrested in crossplatform compiling issue and what IDEs support such things)

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  1. Editorial Team

    It sounds like you’ll benefit from the Java Native Interface. If you’ve got existing C and C++ code that you’d like to use from Java you may want to seriously consider something like GlueGen. It will save you a lot of time generating the code to access your C code.

    You can have a look at the official Java JNI Examples here

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