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Can ACIS be integrated with java using JNI?
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06-09-2009 07:10 AM
Re: Can ACIS be integrated with java using JNI?
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06-10-2009 10:24 AM
Hello goldenroc,
We are review this and will update you soon.
Regards,
Yogesh
Re: Can ACIS be integrated with java using JNI?
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06-10-2009 07:57 PM
Re: Can ACIS be integrated with java using JNI?
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06-11-2009 01:16 PM
Hi goldenroc,
Is there a specific reason you'd like to use Java/JNI to build your application? If not, and you're planning on building your application on Windows, I would suggest taking a look at our recently launched Rapid Application Development Framework (RADF). You can find a getting started guide, as well as plenty of documentation here: http://doc.spatial.com/index.php/Portal:RADF
If you really would like to build your application on Java/JNI, you can (and we have customers that do), but I don't have any source code to get you started. I would suggest you start by taking a look at the JNI documentation located here: http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides
ACIS will be accessed the same way that any other native code would, so once you get familiar with the JNI, you will want to take a look at the ACIS getting started guide to get familiar with the layout of an ACIS application. You can find the getting started guide here: http://doc.spatial.com/index.php/ACIS_Getting_Star
I hope this is enough information to get you started on your project.
Thanks,
Robert Tadlock

