I want to pass a structure pointer from Java to c,where it gets updated with the required values and use those values back at my java code. I searched all over internet but couldn't find any required pages, nor i couldn't get any good examples. Please help me with this. I am new to Java/JNI.
Below is my JNI c file used
typedef struct _struct1{
char a;
char b;
short c;
char d[20];
int e;
int f;
}struct1;
typedef struct _struct2{
struct1 g[12];
}struct2;
JNIEXPORT void JNICALL Java_com_example_test_GetDataFromC(
JNIEnv *env,
jobject /* this */,jobject foo) {
/* I want to update foo with the values from struct2*/
test_application(&struct2);
}
Below is the java code
public class struct1{
public char a;
public char b;
public short c;
public char []d= new char[20];
public int e;
public int f;
}
public class struct2{
public struct1[]g= new struct1[12];
}
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
struct2 foo = new struct2();
GetDataFromC(foo);
printf("f = %d \n",foo.g[1].f);
}
public native void GetDataFromC(struct2);
In a nutshell, you need to do the following:
// Get foo.g
jclass cls_struct2 = env->FindClass("struct2");
jfieldID fld_struct2_g = env->GetFieldID(cls_struct2, "g", "[Lstruct2;");
jarray foo_g = (jarray) env->GetObjectField(foo, fld_struct2_g);
// Look up field IDs of struct1
jclass cls_struct1 = env->FindClass("struct1");
jfieldID fld_struct1_a = env->GetFieldID(cls_struct1, "a", "C");
jfieldID fld_struct1_d = env->GetFieldID(cls_struct1, "d", "[C");
// Loop over the array
jsize s = env->GetArrayLength(foo_g);
for (int i = 0; i < s; i++) {
jobject element = env->GetObjectArrayElement(foo_g, i);
env->SetCharField(element, fld_struct1_a, _struct2[i].a);
jcharArray element_d = (jcharArray) env->GetObjectField(element, fld_struct1_d);
env->SetCharArrayRegion(element_d, 0, sizeof(_struct2[i].d) / sizeof(_struct2[i].d[0]), _struct2[i].d);
}
If the char[20]
fields are actually null-terminated strings, you may be better off converting them to String and using NewStringUTF
on the C++ side.
EDIT: The answer above is C++ instead of C, but that is mostly cosmetic (env->Method(ARGS)
should be (*env)->Method(env, ARGS)
EDIT 2: From your question it is not clear if your Java code is in a namespace. If it is, you may need pkg/path/to/MyOuterClass$struct1
.
EDIT 3: Corrected modification of .d