Date: Mon, 19 Dec 2011 15:42:39 +0100 From: Matthias <info@o-notation.org> To: freebsd-java@freebsd.org Subject: openjdk and jni Message-ID: <4EEF4D5F.4090508@o-notation.org>
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Hello group, for a project i try to port the JNotify lib to FreeBSD. I use the kevents to get the file events; i put it in a jni-lib: There is add-Method to register the event with path and eventmask(blocking mode), returning the filehandle. By registering the event i add a struct to kevent.udate for additional information(fh, mask, path). A callback-method is called from jni-lib with values of the kevent.udata-struct, when a event is fired. That's the idea... The Problem: When i register different paths directly via the Java-Jni-Wrapper-Class, every event is fired and i get all the values of the callback-method. When i register the same paths via the JNotify-wrapper-class->Java-Jni-Wrapper-Class, the events are fired too, but the values of the callback-method are totally wrong(not the values of the first registered event). All parameters showing nonsens. Tests are showing, that the values of the struct returned by the kevent are already bad. Are there any limitations of openjdk and jni? Why is it running fine when using the java-jni-class and using a wrapper-class the results are nonsens? Any hints are welcome... Matthias
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