(why oh why did sun not support jdirect?)
Unless jdirect only allowed use of primitives (and String and 1D arrays of primitives, which would be copied) as args to the methods called, my guess would be because of reference tracking issues. Also, how could you have the Java code listening on events thrown from the C++ code using JDirect? (yep, I did that; had to.) Python has a module that sounds like JDirect, so it probably can be ported to Java (using JNI and arch-specific assembly wizardry. The former I know, not the latter), but you still have the install of the JNI stuff... Writing out a .dll or .so to a location already on LD_LIBRARY_PATH or Path makes me a little unconfortable, and is likely to be impossible on Unix anyway. --DD --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
