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Associated article: Examining Microsoft's J/Direct

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Published source code accompanying the article by Andrew Wilson in which he discusses Microsoft's J/Direct, which ships as part of Internet Explorer 4.0 (and with future versions of Windows 95/NT and Internet Information Server) simplifies the Java native code calling process almost to the point where a DLL function can be directly called from within a Java applet or application. Also see JDIRECT.ZIP.

					Examining Microsoft's J/Direct 
by Andrew Wilson




Figure 1:

/** @dll.import("KERNEL32" ) */
protected static native int GlobalLock ( int addr );

Figure 2:

/** @dll.import("KERNEL32", entrypoint="GlobalLock" ) */
protected static native int globalLock ( int addr );
// Converts the API ...
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