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The JNI interface wraps the C API to help Java developers use the C API. We recommend that you use the Java API instead of the JNI API. | The JNI interface wraps the C API to help Java developers use the C API. We recommend that you use the Java API instead of the JNI API. | ||
*[http://{{SERVERNAME}}/jniinterfaceapi/ API Spec] | *[http://{{SERVERNAME}}/jniinterfaceapi/ API Spec] | ||
*[ | *[http://ftp.wizarpos.com/device/c/jnidoc1.5.2.13.zip API Spec Download] | ||
*[[How to import JNI to a project]] | *[[How to import JNI to a project]] | ||
*[[C&JNI Samples|Samples]] | *[[C&JNI Samples|Samples]] | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 22 April 2021
JNI API
The JNI interface wraps the C API to help Java developers use the C API. We recommend that you use the Java API instead of the JNI API.
C API
C API related header files and so libraries have been included in the system. Application developers can create native so libraries through C API to implement their business logic. As a result, the implementation will be more secure than the Java implementation. For example, the EMV library can use the C API.