Multiple JNI processes

[Tim Panton - Westhawk Ltd]

You might put a java wrapper around the dll, and run a pool of
them(each a separate process)
and talk to them via rmi .

If your dll is available as a COM 
object, you could try using jintegra
to talk to it,  in Com you can specify
if each instance gets a separate process. 

T.


mark.foley at customs.gov.au wrote:
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>Hi All!
>
>Using Servlets with WinNT/WebSphere I am using the JNI to access a third
>party DLL.  This DLL is not thread safe, but can happily be used
>simultaneously by more than one NT process.  At the moment I am using
>synchronized class methods in an interface class to access the library
>functions, and am experiencing a dreadful performance hit.
>
>I wonder if it is possible to somehow load a DLL into a seperate process and
>thereby enable me to avoid queuing every native method call?
>
>Or is this a stupid question/wish, and I should reread the JNI/JVM spec?
>
>Thanks for any pointers,
>
>Mark
URL http://www.westhawk.co.uk/

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