JNI issues
Cedric Berger
cedric@wireless-networks.com
Wed Jan 31 08:28:00 GMT 2001
>> The basic problem here is that the current thread was not started with the
> normal thread startup sequence (ie "new Thread(); thread.start();") so does not
> have any Java thread object/data associated with it. We need to implement a
> mechanism such that a java.lang.Thread (and other data used by the runtime) can
> get "attached" to an already running thread.
>That would be AttachCurrentThread() ?
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