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Core Foundation Classes, jni and the bridge
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Core Foundation Classes, jni and the bridge


  • Subject: Core Foundation Classes, jni and the bridge
  • From: Danny Swarzman <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2005 00:25:51 -0700

Does anyone know how to access a Core Foundation object from jni.

The standard way it to invoke the Java functions for the Java class.

Suppose you want to pass an object of Java class NSDictionary to a native function. Then you want to pass the object to a function in Objective-C. But the object isn't an Objective-C NSDictionary. It's something that you are supposed to access only through by invoking Java methods.

Somewhere, hidden inside the object must be an Objective-C NSDictionary but how do you dig it out?

-Danny


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