I have my below Java code where Array is a custom object.
public native int pax_store_get_data_avail_info(DataAvailable[] stats_array);
My JNI Generated file is
JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_demo_JNIWrapper_pax_1store_1get_1data_1avail_1info
(JNIEnv *env, jclass jclass1, jobjectArray jobj){
}
I want to populate jobjectArray inside the JNI ,and when I tried using my implemention my program crashed .
JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_demo_JNIWrapper_pax_1store_1get_1data_1avail_1info
(JNIEnv *env, jclass jclass1, jobjectArray jobj){
struct pax_store_data_avail_stat_s test_stat [2] ;
int i;
test_stat [0].time = 1460332625; // 4/10/2016, 4:57:05 PM
test_stat [0].bytes_in_this_second = 20;
test_stat [1].time = 1460332626; // 4/10/2016, 4:57:06 PM
test_stat [1].bytes_in_this_second = 30;
jclass dataClass=(*env)->GetObjectClass(env,"demo/DataAvailable");//Crash Over here
I was not able to get the Object Class .So taught on if I get the jclass or jobject from the Jobject Array .
Are there any other methods from which I can populate the Jobject Array inside the JNI code .
Given a jobject
you can use GetObjectClass
to retrieve the class of the object:
jobject object = ...
jclass c =(*env)->GetObjectClass(env, object);
Obviously passing a class name does not work. Instead - given a class name - use FindClass
to obtain the jclass
:
jclass c =(*env)->FindClass(env, "demo/DataAvailable");