JExplorer Documentation
The following documentation is currently available for JExplorer:
JExplorer Programmer’s Guide
This guide introduces JExplorer, describes its design goals, concepts and principles. It provides the requirements
for using the product as well as sufficient information you need to know before starting to work with it.
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| Online Documentation: JExplorer (JavaDoc) [new] |
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| API Differences: Between JExplorer 1.8 and 1.9 [new] |
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Answers to commonly asked questions about getting started and working with the JExplorer.
Contains description of common problems, their causes and suggested solutions.
This reference table describes mapping of C/C++ types to the JNIWrapper classes.
You can find it useful when working with native methods calls within your Java code.
Windows API includes many data types. If you need to use one of such types, read Windows-specific
documentation such as MSDN to find out the actual C type that corresponds to it (for example, LPSTR corresponds to
char*)
and use the relevant JNIWrapper type for the argument. You can also check the online Windows Data Types table
available here.
In this reference table, you can check mappings of COM data types to the JNIWrapper classes. This can appear useful
when you work with COM within Java objects.
Installation Instructions
For installation and troubleshooting instructions, please see the ReadMe.txt file inside the JExplorer package.
Release Notes
Each new version of JExplorer is supplied with updated Release Notes. To view version specific
information, make sure to check the appropriate section inside What's New page before installing JExplorer.
