How to import JNI to a project: Difference between revisions

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Compilation: First, compile the latest .so files from the latest API Demo for POS devices.
Selection and Placement:
- For standard devices, import and place these files in the lib/armeabi and lib/armeabi-v7a directories.
- For specific models like WizarPad, place them in the lib/mips directory.
API Demo Reference: The API Demo includes the following .so files:

The JNI interfaces generated for smart POS applications can be found in the API Demo. It's important to note a few key guidelines:

Package Name Consistency: The package name for the JNI interfaces is predefined in the .so file.
- Important: Do not modify the package name when copying the JNI interface.
- Example: If the package name is "com.cloudpos.jniinterface," ensure it remains unchanged in your project.

List of JNI Interface Classes: The API Demo includes the following JNI interface classes:

A visual representation of the JNI interface classes can be helpful. The below image shows the JNI interface classes as found in the API Demo.

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-== How to import JNI ==
+=== Import .so File ===
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+* '''Compilation''': First, compile the latest .so files from the latest API Demo for POS devices.
-=== import so file ===
+* '''Selection and Placement''':
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+** For standard devices, import and place these files in the '''lib/armeabi''' and '''lib/armeabi-v7a''' directories.
-=== import JNI Interface file ===
+** For specific models like WizarPad, place them in the '''lib/mips''' directory.
+* '''API Demo Reference''': The API Demo includes the following .so files:
+[[File:so files.png|frameless|left|thumb|caption]]
+=== Import JNI Interface File ===
+The JNI interfaces generated for smart POS applications can be found in the API Demo. It's important to note a few key guidelines:
+* '''Package Name Consistency''': The package name for the JNI interfaces is predefined in the .so file.
+** '''Important''': Do not modify the package name when copying the JNI interface.
+** '''Example''': If the package name is "com.cloudpos.jniinterface," ensure it remains unchanged in your project.
+* '''List of JNI Interface Classes''': The API Demo includes the following JNI interface classes:
+A visual representation of the JNI interface classes can be helpful. The below image shows the JNI interface classes as found in the API Demo.''
+[[File:jniinterface.png|frameless|left|thumb|caption]]