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In article <6ppeia$m6k$1@cubacola.tninet.se>,
  "Pierre Andersson" <pierre@edk.se> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I wonder if it is possible to write native dlls in turbo pascal 7 and then
> use it with Java. My problem is that i don't know how to import the jni.h in
> my pascal dll. Please help me.

Pierre,

Is Turbo Pascal 7 a 32-bit compiler? (I'm not 100% sure, but I dooon't think
so.)You know, basically, Turbo Pascal became Delphi a while back (after
becoming Borland Pascal, that is.)

Anyway, to get to the point, I have translated jni.h to pascal. I did that
because I couldn't find it anywhere else. You can download my jni.pas from my
site and that should work for you as long as you have a 32-bit compiler. I
also wrote some classes in Borland Object Pascal that wrap around the whole
thing and make it much easier to use.

But getting back to the earlier point, I do think you need to get a more
up-to- date compiler. Basically, my wrapper classes will only work with
Delphi 2.0 or higher, since Delphi 1.0 is only a 16-bit compiler.

Well, anyway, you should upgrade to Delphi just on general principle. If
you're still using Turbo Pascal (which is admittedly a great product) Delphi
will just blow you away! Really! (And it should compile all your old Turbo
Pascal code too.)

You can get to the page to download my pascal/delphi jni stuff via the link in
my sig. I hope that's helpful.

Cheers and Greetings from Spain,

Jonathan Revusky

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