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The JNI specs are pretty clear about the ability of the native code to
create and access Java objects, but can the Java code create and access
C++ native objects?

I want to use some existing C++ code, but all of the functions are in a
class and are designed to be called after instantiating the class.  I
would like to keep this concept unchanged, but I can't find a way to
create or access the object.

Can I call a C++ function that will create the object and pass a pointer
back to the Java side?  If so, where does this object exist - within the
scope of the Java program or in some etheral memory space?

Can Java call any function defined as part of a C++ class?

thanks for any help

Mike Schoonover

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