Jni Soft

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JNI proxy for calling native code functions and APIs from Java
JNI proxy for calling native code functions and APIs from Java
JNI proxy for calling native code functions and APIs from Java
JExplorer gives developers an ability to integrate Microsoft IE into Java apps
xFunction for Mac OS X 2.16
xFunction for Mac OS X 2.16 by Excelsior, LLC
Java library for interfacing to external functions written in any programming language. Surpasses JNI in ease of use and other aspects. Ideal solution for reuse of legacy code and non-Java third party libraries.
Java, JNI, native method
10 / 10 Buy ($100) / Download (100.7 KB)
xFunction for Linux 2.16
xFunction for Linux 2.16 by Excelsior, LLC
Java library for interfacing to external functions written in any programming language. Surpasses JNI in ease of use and other aspects. Ideal solution for reuse of legacy code and non-Java third party libraries.
Java, JNI, native method
10 / 10 Buy ($50) / Download (101.3 KB)
xFunction for Windows 2.16
xFunction for Windows 2.16 by Excelsior, LLC
Java library for interfacing to external functions written in any programming language. Surpasses JNI in ease of use and other aspects. Ideal solution for reuse of legacy code and non-Java third party libraries.
Java, JNI, native method
10 / 10 Buy ($50) / Download (176.6 KB)
JExplorer 2.0
JExplorer 2.0 by TeamDev Ltd
JExplorer is a library that provides developers with an ability to integrate Microsoft Internet Explorer into Swing applications.
JExplorer, JNIWrapper, Java
10 / 10 Buy (EUR 285) / Download (5.0 MB)
JExcel 1.1
JExcel 1.1 by TeamDev Ltd
JExcel is a library for integrating Microsoft Excel into Swing applications and for working with Excel workbooks and worksheets from Java programs.
JExcel, JNIWrapper, Java
10 / 10 Buy ($149) / Download (4.9 MB)
JNIWrapper 3.7
JNIWrapper 3.7 by TeamDev Ltd
JNIWrapper eliminates difficulties in working with native code from Java programs using a standard JNI approach. With JNIWrapper, there is no need to create native libraries to call a function of the operating system API or a function from a library.
JNI, wrap, wrapper
Review by Dave: I've been using it for 6 months now and happy, I'd recommend it for good support, excellent documentation and fair price (and no royaltees!) (5/5 - 17-Feb-2007)
10 / 10 Buy ($175) / Download (3.5 MB)
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