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Mouse |
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In Java, allows you to find out where the mouse in on the screen, even when it is not over one of your apps. This has similar function to MouseInfo.getPointerInfo in Java 1.5+. This class will work in any version of Java. It uses JNI and a DLL.
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xFunction for Windows |
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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.
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JNIWrapper |
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JNIWrapper eliminates difficulties in working with the native code from Java programs using 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.
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Object-Oriented JNI for .NET (low-level) |
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Object-Oriented JNI for .NET (low-level),Library for .NET Framework v.1.1. Supports Standard JNI interface (SUN/IBM/MS JDK1.1.x-1.6.x) for developing code in C#, MCpp, VB, J#.
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JexePack |
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JexePack allows you to deploy your Java application, along with its resources (like GIF, JPG, JNI DLLs, etc), into a single compressed 32-bit Windows EXE that targets Sun''s Java Runtime Environment. Supports an EXE an a Windows NT service.
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JExplorer |
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JExplorer is a library that provides developers with an ability to integrate Microsoft Internet Explorer into Swing applications.
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J2Native |
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Software development kit for working with native code from any Java application without using Java Native Interface (JNI) technology. You can call functions from any dynamic library or use system API without necessity to waste time on studying JNI.
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Java Platform Invoke API (Demo version) |
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Java Platform Invoke API (Demo version) for MS Windows. Enables Java code to call native functions implemented in dynamic link libraries (DLLs) like in Microsoft .NET Framework.
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