JNI: native method that spawns threads that need to interact with Java












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I have a C method that is called from a Java process:



extern "C" {
JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
/* Spawn C threads that are going to call Java methods */
}
}


The problem is that all what my native method gets from Java is a JNIEnv instance. In order to call AttachCurrentThread(), I need a JavaVM object.



How can I get the JavaVM pointer from my native method?










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    I have a C method that is called from a Java process:



    extern "C" {
    JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
    /* Spawn C threads that are going to call Java methods */
    }
    }


    The problem is that all what my native method gets from Java is a JNIEnv instance. In order to call AttachCurrentThread(), I need a JavaVM object.



    How can I get the JavaVM pointer from my native method?










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      I have a C method that is called from a Java process:



      extern "C" {
      JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
      /* Spawn C threads that are going to call Java methods */
      }
      }


      The problem is that all what my native method gets from Java is a JNIEnv instance. In order to call AttachCurrentThread(), I need a JavaVM object.



      How can I get the JavaVM pointer from my native method?










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      I have a C method that is called from a Java process:



      extern "C" {
      JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
      /* Spawn C threads that are going to call Java methods */
      }
      }


      The problem is that all what my native method gets from Java is a JNIEnv instance. In order to call AttachCurrentThread(), I need a JavaVM object.



      How can I get the JavaVM pointer from my native method?







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          One alternative is to cache the JavaVM* you receive in JNI_OnLoad.



          Another alternative is to call the GetJavaVM function that is part of the JNIEnv:



          JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
          JavaVM *jvm;
          if (env->GetJavaVM(&jvm)) {
          // Something went wrong
          }
          // Pass jvm to the new thread





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            One alternative is to cache the JavaVM* you receive in JNI_OnLoad.



            Another alternative is to call the GetJavaVM function that is part of the JNIEnv:



            JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
            JavaVM *jvm;
            if (env->GetJavaVM(&jvm)) {
            // Something went wrong
            }
            // Pass jvm to the new thread





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              One alternative is to cache the JavaVM* you receive in JNI_OnLoad.



              Another alternative is to call the GetJavaVM function that is part of the JNIEnv:



              JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
              JavaVM *jvm;
              if (env->GetJavaVM(&jvm)) {
              // Something went wrong
              }
              // Pass jvm to the new thread





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                One alternative is to cache the JavaVM* you receive in JNI_OnLoad.



                Another alternative is to call the GetJavaVM function that is part of the JNIEnv:



                JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
                JavaVM *jvm;
                if (env->GetJavaVM(&jvm)) {
                // Something went wrong
                }
                // Pass jvm to the new thread





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                One alternative is to cache the JavaVM* you receive in JNI_OnLoad.



                Another alternative is to call the GetJavaVM function that is part of the JNIEnv:



                JNIEXPORT jstring JNICALL Java_bla_bla_bla(JNIEnv *env, jclass java_class, jint param) {
                JavaVM *jvm;
                if (env->GetJavaVM(&jvm)) {
                // Something went wrong
                }
                // Pass jvm to the new thread






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