JNI API and C API (Deprecated): Difference between revisions

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JNI API Overview

The JNI (Java Native Interface) API is a tool that allows Java developers to use the C programming language in their Java applications. While it's available, we suggest using the Java API for most cases, as it's easier to work with.

C API Details

The C API is already integrated into the system with necessary header files and libraries.
Developers can build their own native libraries using the C API to handle specific tasks in their applications. This approach is often more secure compared to using Java.
For instance, the EMV (Europay, MasterCard, and Visa) processing can be efficiently handled through the C API.

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-=== JNI API ===
+=== JNI API Overview ===
-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 (Java Native Interface) API is a tool that allows Java developers to use the C programming language in their Java applications. While it's available, we suggest using the Java API for most cases, as it's easier to work with.
-*[http://{{SERVERNAME}}/jniinterfaceapi/ API Spec]
+*[http://{{SERVERNAME}}/jniinterfaceapi/ API Specifications]
-*[http://ftp.wizarpos.com/device/c/jnidoc1.5.2.13.zip API Spec Download]
+*[http://ftp.wizarpos.com/device/c/jnidoc1.5.2.13.zip You can download the API specifications]
-*[[How to import JNI to a project]]
+*[[How to import JNI to a project|Instructions are provided on how to add JNI to your project.]]
-*[[C&JNI Samples|Samples]]
+*[[C&JNI Samples|We offer sample codes for better understanding.]]
-=== C API ===
+=== C API Details ===
-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.
+* The C API is already integrated into the system with necessary header files and libraries.
-*[[C API Spec|API Spec]]
+* Developers can build their own native libraries using the C API to handle specific tasks in their applications. This approach is often more secure compared to using Java.
-*[[header files|Header files]]
+* For instance, the EMV (Europay, MasterCard, and Visa) processing can be efficiently handled through the C API.
-*[[C&JNI Samples|Samples]]
+==== Resources for C API ====
+*[[C API Spec|Access to API specifications.]]
+*[[header files|Available header files for use.]]
+*[[C&JNI Samples|Examples and sample codes.]]