Now, one thing to think about is that although the Java preferences API
is limited to part of the registry, and it messes up strings you put
down, there must be, underneath, the binding between Java and and the
registry. If the raw API calls are exposed in Java, you could work out
what the existing jni bindings are and use them direct.
just a thought...
I looked into that, but there is indeed the mangling it does, and
you'd have to call the methods declared native which are protected or
private, bypassing the normal access rules. --DD
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