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Hi all,
i am having a java application going to the native
side (written in C) to build an Event (lets say a
MouseEvent(source,id,....)). The thread goes to the java side,puts the
event in a queue and then back to native to wait for more Events. The
constructor for the MouseEvent is called from the native side
sucessfully.
The problem: on the java side I have
no access to the source of the MouseEvent.The
source is not null but I can not get the class or even call any of its
methods. The Thread runs stand alone, the source is saved as global
on a buffer at the native side and there is a reference to the source on
the java side as well.
Could please anyone tell if I am missing
something related to JNI so that i can not access the source at the java
side.?
Thanks,
Tom
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