fix(android): setup JNI support for non-rust Android apps #32
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| let p = jni_call_method!(env, &self.0, KEY_PAIR_GET_PUBLIC, l, UnableToGetPublicKey)?; | ||
| let key = unsafe { self.get_object() }; | ||
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| let p = jni_call_method!(env, &key, KEY_PAIR_GET_PUBLIC, l, UnableToGetPublicKey)?; |
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Signed-off-by: Berend Sliedrecht <[email protected]>
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Short ramble time.
When testing the library within React Native I noticed that the
JAVA_VMwas not set, this is due to the fact the example app in this repository usesandroid_activitywhich sets this variable inside another library... This took some time to find :)After I found that out, I had to set the
JAVA_VMpointer myself, I have triedJNI_OnLoadandANativeActivity_onCreateand both were not triggered (even though this library and AriesAskar had the public symbol in their library...).Currently this is the best solution I could come up with. It does mean that the user, for Android, needs to create a java file, as described in the README, which is a bit annoying. Would like to revisit this in the future, but for now it unblocks progress for the ARF and Askar at least.